Something unfortunate, ridiculous, in poor taste, or anything that makes you want to say, "Oh my. That's too bad." Appropriately used the day after a drunken escapade, when anyone wears a fanny pack, or when a man thinks it's OK to wear a tank top. It's not.
That woman in the turquoise belted unitard is too bad.
You slept with Erich's mom? Too bad. Better go to the clinic again.
You slept with Erich's mom? Too bad. Better go to the clinic again.
by Dichead August 04, 2006
Means 'I love you'... when you are talking to someone on the phone and you say 'I love you' and their response is 'You too' when they are somewhere they don't want those around to hear them say those three little words for whatever the reason.
by Susay2 November 20, 2010
Ol Too (adverb)- an expression that emphasizes an overwhelming moment, happening, situation, or unusual happenstance. Often followed by the word many.
Examples:
1. While driving down highway 5 on a journey, one saw quite a lot of Family Stickers (those annoying stick figure family stickers on cars). Overwhelmed and concerned by these because one finds them annoying and unnecessary, one blurted out "OL TOO MANY FAMILY STICKERS."
2. When drinking, one may come across the troublesome "pocket" in your drink (often caused by cheap alcohol and lack of stirring). One may scream (with look of anguish on face) "Ol too many pockets"
Ol too can also explain single adjectives, often followed by "for one's own good"
"Ol too dumb for one's own good."
"Ol too overwhelmed for one's own good"
"Ol too" can be used some what freely, but we encourage to only use it when overwhelmed and frustrated. You will soon find yourself unable to control when using "ol toos" and will find that it helps express what you're feeling.
1. While driving down highway 5 on a journey, one saw quite a lot of Family Stickers (those annoying stick figure family stickers on cars). Overwhelmed and concerned by these because one finds them annoying and unnecessary, one blurted out "OL TOO MANY FAMILY STICKERS."
2. When drinking, one may come across the troublesome "pocket" in your drink (often caused by cheap alcohol and lack of stirring). One may scream (with look of anguish on face) "Ol too many pockets"
Ol too can also explain single adjectives, often followed by "for one's own good"
"Ol too dumb for one's own good."
"Ol too overwhelmed for one's own good"
"Ol too" can be used some what freely, but we encourage to only use it when overwhelmed and frustrated. You will soon find yourself unable to control when using "ol toos" and will find that it helps express what you're feeling.
by hennybb December 30, 2010
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by evo one February 08, 2014
too un.re.al |toō| |ˌənˈrē(ə)l|
adjective
not seeming real to a point of excess; so strange as to appear imaginary - more so than necessary, permitted, or desirable.
adjective
not seeming real to a point of excess; so strange as to appear imaginary - more so than necessary, permitted, or desirable.
That 'Big Johnson' crew-neck sweatshirt is TOO UNREAL!
by too_unreal June 15, 2012
Something that you say after you are told to "enjoy your meal" or " have a happy birthday" or "have a nice trip". Generally it makes you sound and feel like an idiot. You usually are.
Waiter: Enjoy your meal
Me: You too... uh.... i mean..... once you decide you want to eat.... dangit
Me: You too... uh.... i mean..... once you decide you want to eat.... dangit
by LOWGUNS August 29, 2010