Yo man, are those our chives?
by Garrett Gdawg August 4, 2006
When the comversation dwells on health food or a suggestion for a healthier alternative to one's choice for a meal.
by Ankle Rub May 9, 2008
by jboyardee October 4, 2007
Keep Calm and Chive On originated from the English slogan "Keep Calm and Carry On" used to boost morale before the start of WWII. In modern times, it has been used to promote companies, firearms freedoms and various internet memes.
by WhereTheWildThingsGrow November 26, 2013
A perfect way to determine if someone is a neckbeard that never leaves the house, without even having to look for the beard or fedora.
"I didn't need to see him, he had a Keep Calm and Chive On sticker on his car, I knew he wouldn't use deodorant."
by DiscreetGuest October 6, 2013
A saying commonly used by frequent visitors to the website the Chive. Chivers, as they're commonly referred to, are known for their worship of actor Bill Murray, pictures of cats, and soft pornography. Keep Calm Chive On is usually abbreviated to KCCO.
"Did you get your shirt from the Chive that says 'Keep Calm and Chive On' yet?
"No, because they're always fucking sold out."
"No, because they're always fucking sold out."
by Kiki X. Grammarstone July 17, 2013
keep calm and chive on -
It is a modification of the phrase Keep calm and carry on that was a saying in England saying from 1939 and still used their today so all the mentalist that say The chive invented it are wrong.
It is a modification of the phrase Keep calm and carry on that was a saying in England saying from 1939 and still used their today so all the mentalist that say The chive invented it are wrong.
by A PersonWhoKnowWhatItRealMeans November 26, 2013