I heard you tried to punch someone when you were rat arsed Saturday night, missed and fell over and cut your head. Ha ha ha
You can talk, what about the time you got a hiding and ended up in A&E with stitches left, right and centre. Ruining christmas for everyone... Ha ha ha
In 1927, Ivan Pavlov experimented with his dog on the subject of psychological training--specifically conditional stimuli and response. He found that when he rang a bell each time before he fed his dog, the dog no longer salivated in response to the food, but to the bell.
A conditional response is when you're trained to respond to something such as Pavlov'sbell, as opposed to using simply your reflexes.
A reference to a single episode of of the animated Matt Groening show, Futurama. The episode in question has a decidedly heart breaking and emotional ending that comes from nowhere. The term refers to getting caught off guard by an unexpectedly sad event that you didn't see coming.
I was talking to Sandy the other day on our date, and she was just kind of chattering on, but then she started talking about her Dad dying of Cancer. It got to me man, total Fry's Dog moment.
"That's dog" is a direct translation of a French expression "c'est chien" which is used normally as a third party comment to describe the fact that someone is being unfarely treated, or is said of a comment that is very nasty about something, someone.
Did you see this? A man walked to a begger and spit in his cup, That's dog!
One of the most powerful creatures known to mankind. To claim that someone is somehow better than this canine is to claim that they are exceptionally gifted in that specific field.