A phrase used by Nump in the intro to The Nutshack, a bizarre animated show from the 2000s. To shake it like a seizure presumably means to shake it with great vigour, much like how a person having a seizure might shake erratically.
Shake it like a seizure!
by TheLobsterCopter5000 February 20, 2024
My brother was hit by a car driven by an elderly Asian lady
That tracks
Huh? What does that mean?
It means "baseball, huh?"
That tracks
Huh? What does that mean?
It means "baseball, huh?"
by TheLobsterCopter5000 April 01, 2025
The creator of Family Guy, American Dad and The Cleveland Show. His style of humour may not be for everyone, but many do enjoy his work. He is often misunderstood by many. All he really wants is to make people laugh, and make the world a better place for everyone. He has supported mistreated writers on multiple occasions, and has donated money to their cause as well. Overall, he's a good guy, but he is often hated due to his style of comedy not being for everyone.
by TheLobsterCopter5000 January 28, 2024
Anyone and everyone that you disagree with politically. If someone has political views that you think are wrong, you can label them a grifter, and will receive little pushback from people who agree with you politically.
Jason Mars is such a grifter
In what way is he a grifter?
He expressed a political view that I disagree with
In what way is he a grifter?
He expressed a political view that I disagree with
by TheLobsterCopter5000 June 09, 2024
Stealing, according to the BFG. For example, taking fruit that is not yours is snitching, as is kidnapping people.
by TheLobsterCopter5000 February 17, 2024
A lame excuse, typically one given for a poor performance at something. Popular in the Super Smash Bros. community.
by TheLobsterCopter5000 December 18, 2023
Mr. Barrister John Warosa, or simply John Warosa, is a fictional character, created by an unnamed 419 advanced fee scammer, and later co-opted by YouTuber Atomic Shrimp, and has become infamous in the scambaiting community. His backstory varies, but he is usually portrayed as a barrister, or a hypothetical second scammer, attempting to interrupt an ongoing scam. He was immortalised in song by Eric Castiglia's song "The Soul Called Mr. Barrister John Warosa."
Notably, the spelling of his last name is inconsistent, due to an error on the part of the scammer than originally conceived him, and is spelled both "Barosa" and "Warosa", with the Barosa spelling normally appearing in video titles, and the Warosa spelling appearing in the video itself.
Notably, the spelling of his last name is inconsistent, due to an error on the part of the scammer than originally conceived him, and is spelled both "Barosa" and "Warosa", with the Barosa spelling normally appearing in video titles, and the Warosa spelling appearing in the video itself.
Hi there, I don't remember entering this competition - what is this about? Is your name John Warosa or John Barosa? What is going on? Thanks, Manuel.
by TheLobsterCopter5000 January 23, 2021