Originating from Israely slang, as meaning either extremely cool, wonderful or great (similar to end of the road, or alternately, sucking and being a waste of time.
A: what do you think of my new shoes?
B: Pity on your time!!
A: Thanks!
B: No, I mean PITY on your time...
And so the duality and confusion ensue
B: Pity on your time!!
A: Thanks!
B: No, I mean PITY on your time...
And so the duality and confusion ensue
by Ethan, courtesy of the CuBeMan March 13, 2005
Get the pity on your timemug. A: what do you think of my new shoes?
B: Pity on your time from a long time ago!!
A: Really? that good?
B: Pity on your time from a long time ago!!
A: Really? that good?
by Zach Engel March 30, 2005
Get the pity on your time from a long time agomug.