3 definitions by danyalekb
When someone wants an opportunity to make something right after they have made a mistake(s) or committed a wrong.
Do it over again and given grace or a free pass. This is granted automatically, is a mandatory implementation and any other persons involved in the do over must comply.
This can be used with a relationship, a project, a service performed or even an entire day, week, month, year or decade.
Do it over again and given grace or a free pass. This is granted automatically, is a mandatory implementation and any other persons involved in the do over must comply.
This can be used with a relationship, a project, a service performed or even an entire day, week, month, year or decade.
Example #1
**sent via text because Greg won't answer Xena's phone calls and messages anymore**
Dena: Come on Greg, I know we've only dated a few weeks and I've internet stalked you, sent you thousands of texts/IM's while you were trying to work, called you at all hours of the night and demanded that you see me whenever I ask, but I think I deserve a "do over". It wasn't personal and in my defense, you weren't a very good communicator.
Greg: (bird's chirping because there's no response)
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Example #2
Boss - You really dropped the ball on getting this report turned in on time. I'm thinking I may have to let you go.
Employee - No, you can't! I call a "do over"!
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Example #3
Sally: Fred, the last four years of my life has sucked. I'm taking a "do over"!
Fred: Great idea Sally. As they say when you play a country song backwards; now you can get back your house, car, kids, job, husband and dog.
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Example #4
Girl #1 - I really like this guy from my church, but I'm afraid he won't want to date me because I lost my virginity already.
Girl #2 - Oh hell, just claim a "do over"! He never has to know.
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Example #5
AKA: get out of jail free card
**sent via text because Greg won't answer Xena's phone calls and messages anymore**
Dena: Come on Greg, I know we've only dated a few weeks and I've internet stalked you, sent you thousands of texts/IM's while you were trying to work, called you at all hours of the night and demanded that you see me whenever I ask, but I think I deserve a "do over". It wasn't personal and in my defense, you weren't a very good communicator.
Greg: (bird's chirping because there's no response)
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Example #2
Boss - You really dropped the ball on getting this report turned in on time. I'm thinking I may have to let you go.
Employee - No, you can't! I call a "do over"!
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Example #3
Sally: Fred, the last four years of my life has sucked. I'm taking a "do over"!
Fred: Great idea Sally. As they say when you play a country song backwards; now you can get back your house, car, kids, job, husband and dog.
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Example #4
Girl #1 - I really like this guy from my church, but I'm afraid he won't want to date me because I lost my virginity already.
Girl #2 - Oh hell, just claim a "do over"! He never has to know.
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Example #5
AKA: get out of jail free card
by danyalekb January 20, 2011
by danyalekb February 6, 2010
When you are really happy or excited about something or someone, then the 'Triple Smile Style :)))' is used to convey this feeling via text, IM, email, Facebook, etc...
Her: We'll have to hang out again soon. I'm having johnny withdrawals! :)
Him: I miss you too Boo =)
Her: I should put that up on Urban Dic... "triple smile style :)))" I like it!
Him: Fo sho!
Him: I miss you too Boo =)
Her: I should put that up on Urban Dic... "triple smile style :)))" I like it!
Him: Fo sho!
by danyalekb March 23, 2011