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world of no

A situation or idea that is incredibly wrong and disturbing, or would cause an extreme amount of drama. Even contemplating this is enough to cause a major headache.
1. Shit damn, Tom just told me he's into Charlotte and wants to ask her out, but considering he dated her best friend for two years, that's a whole world of no right there.

2. Look at that dress in the picture; it looks pretty good on the model, she has no breasts, but on me it'd be a world of no.

3. The party was fine until Derek started in on the wine; that boy and red wine combined made for an entire world of no.
world of no by StalkerTime August 21, 2008
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World of Warcraft Noob 

A kid that plays the MMORPG known as "World of Warcraft", also known as "WoW". World of Warcraft Noobs will usually go around bashing other MMORPG's and saying WoW is better.

Usually, when someone says they don't want to pay $15 a month for an online game, a "World of Warcraft Noob" will usually reply with something like, "thats jus becuz u cnt aford it".
This isn't talking about ALL World of Warcraft players, only the ones who bash other MMORPG's.
-This takes place on a YouTube video about RuneScape gameplay-
RuneScape Player 1: "Wow, that quest took me forever to finish!"
RuneScape Player 2: "It wasn't that hard, it took me like an hour."
World of Warcraft Noob: "wtf runescape sux, play wow its much better, it has 3d graphics!"
RuneScape Player 1: We don't wanna pay $15 a month for an online game, please leave"
World of Warcraft Noob: wll thats cuz u cnt aford it! u poor hobo!

No, I am not a RuneScape player by the way, just used it as an example...

no word of a lie 

The absolute truth. Especially when something may be perceived as unbelievable. Origin believed to be Canadian.
No word of a Lie! I was at a sold-out baseball game and I caught 2 homerun balls.
no word of a lie by Craig Croteau October 13, 2005

no word of lie

a term when used means that the phrase previously spoken or written is not a lie and is truthful.
I'll be at the party tomorow, no word of lie
no word of lie by mike_101 August 3, 2007

Straight up no word of a lie 

Basically, a long way of saying that something is true. Especially funny if you can get an adult, especially a teacher to say it because it makes them sound like they're trying to be hip. Can also be used in question form (e.g. 2)
Example 1
Person 1) I've finished everything.
Person 2) Really?
Person 1) Straight up no word of a lie

Example 2
Person 1) I've finished everything.
Person 2) Straight up no word of a lie?
Person 1) Hell yeah!

please note this does not account for all members of the minorities listed above,as in meaning not all black/white/black-wannabe's are like that,but to be fully truthfull alot are,and thats whats wrong with our world nowadays.. 

A really shitty use of the word tag
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