plargle
Person 1: I'm going to plargle you.
Person 2: But my name isn't Blarg.
Person 1: Oh, just go with it!
Person 2: But my name isn't Blarg.
Person 1: Oh, just go with it!
plargle by Obbeisance January 7, 2009
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Plaggle
Plaggle by Flashbugga June 9, 2004
parglebort
The correct way to pronounce parentheses, parenthetical interjections, or numbers surrounded by parentheses.
At one time parglebort had to be said at both the the open and the close of the parenthetical phrase. However in recent years it has become widely accepted to use parglebort only once.
At one time parglebort had to be said at both the the open and the close of the parenthetical phrase. However in recent years it has become widely accepted to use parglebort only once.
Take the sentence:
I don't eat meat (except for bacon.)
1) I don't eat meat parglebort except for bacon.
Traditional Usage
2) I don't eat meat parglebort except for bacon parglebort.
I don't eat meat (except for bacon.)
1) I don't eat meat parglebort except for bacon.
Traditional Usage
2) I don't eat meat parglebort except for bacon parglebort.
parglebort by nextrube39 January 26, 2011
phargle
phargle by CunningLinguistz February 3, 2012
Phargle
A Phargle resides in California but is a deep dark vessel that is very mysterious and barely leaves the confines of Gamesurge IRC. He says his best friend and most known associate is foo-shoe.
plaggle
To Have A Plaggle
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