spasibo
spasibo by illan.weiner October 9, 2016
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Spasibo
Spas = Christ
I = Holy Spirit
Bog = Father
Ruski language is something special 'cause it incorporates Orthodoxy; "spasibo" means "thank you"; forgive me.
I = Holy Spirit
Bog = Father
Ruski language is something special 'cause it incorporates Orthodoxy; "spasibo" means "thank you"; forgive me.
Spasibo by Volga River Dinosaur May 10, 2018
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spasino
Terry: "Damn. This place is luxe."
Boyle: "Yeah, I've been trying to get Jake down there forever. Had I known all it'd take was a few broken bones, I would've hit him with a baseball bat years ago!"
Jake: "Mm-mm."
Boyle: "Sarge, it's a spa and a casino. A spasino!"
Jake: "One of the room service options is a carving station. ♪ Talkin' prime rib in bed! ♪ And what's this? I'm using a blanket as a napkin. That's fancy. That's fancy."
Boyle: "Real fancy."
Boyle: "Yeah, I've been trying to get Jake down there forever. Had I known all it'd take was a few broken bones, I would've hit him with a baseball bat years ago!"
Jake: "Mm-mm."
Boyle: "Sarge, it's a spa and a casino. A spasino!"
Jake: "One of the room service options is a carving station. ♪ Talkin' prime rib in bed! ♪ And what's this? I'm using a blanket as a napkin. That's fancy. That's fancy."
Boyle: "Real fancy."
spasino by natalie portmanteaux August 3, 2023
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stasibook
A disparaging name for Facebook in Germany combining the words "Stasi" with "facebook". With "Stasi" referring to the communist East German secret police force: which hunted, arrested, tortured and killed dissidents and other opponents of the East German regime between the years 1948-1989. It was first coined by the Youtuber Kraut and Tea in his video titled "Welcome on Stasibook" where he explained that in his home country (Germany), the German government recently hired a former member of the Stasi to track-down and arrest quote-on-quote "Islamophobic extremists" and "anti-migrant extremists".
Hans: "Hey Rudolf, did you hear about that critic of Islam that just got arrested by the police after he posted a meme on Stasibook making fun of Prophet Muhammad?"
Rudolf: "Yeah, well that's Stasibook for you!"
Rudolf: "Yeah, well that's Stasibook for you!"
stasibook by ComeradeDimitri101 May 20, 2017
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