2 definitions by procrastinatoress
A portmanteau of the names 'Jessica' and 'Tiffany', both American-born members from the popular k-pop group SNSD. Jessica is the cool, quiet and surprisingly quirky one while Tiffany is her lively, loud and friendly polar opposite; though both have a penchant for being unbelievably sexy and brain-blowingly cute at the same time.
Proof of the ship comes from the fact that Tiffany incorporates Jessica's name into the lyrics during live performances and is the only one who calls her "Jess" or "Jessi", Jessica kissed Tiffany on stage and calls her when she's drunk, they both went to high school together, have couple rings, sing duets, hold hands at every opportunity, spin while they hug, always say the other is extremely pretty, have admitted to having a love-hate relationship, go on secret shopping trips together and speak to each other in really. hot. english.
Proof of the ship comes from the fact that Tiffany incorporates Jessica's name into the lyrics during live performances and is the only one who calls her "Jess" or "Jessi", Jessica kissed Tiffany on stage and calls her when she's drunk, they both went to high school together, have couple rings, sing duets, hold hands at every opportunity, spin while they hug, always say the other is extremely pretty, have admitted to having a love-hate relationship, go on secret shopping trips together and speak to each other in really. hot. english.
On a radio show;
Radio host: "Soulmates!"
Tiffany: "I know, we were meant to be."
Jessica: "Soulmates."
Shipper: "Dear God, JeTi is so real.
Radio host: "Soulmates!"
Tiffany: "I know, we were meant to be."
Jessica: "Soulmates."
Shipper: "Dear God, JeTi is so real.
by procrastinatoress December 11, 2010
"Shit (or Shits) me up the wall" is basically another way of saying "Drives me crazy", often used among Australians.
It's assumed to be similar to "Drives me up the wall", although nobody's quite sure what it means exactly. Still; it's commonly used.
It's assumed to be similar to "Drives me up the wall", although nobody's quite sure what it means exactly. Still; it's commonly used.
The new girls' generation song is catchy but I don't wanna listen to it too much; getting songs stuck in my head shits me up the wall.
by procrastinatoress February 2, 2011