7 definitions by tofoomeister
Lisa Loeb and Nine Stories' famous single. It is widely known, easily sung, and catchy enough to overpower any earworms currently lodged in your brain.
However, unlike most popular songs that become earworms, Stay doesn't have a chorus. As a result, most people don't know all the lyrics. They'll wind up singing two or four lines that they do remember, often in the wrong order, and then get quickly tired of singing it.
Hence, Stay is the ultimate earworm cure.
However, unlike most popular songs that become earworms, Stay doesn't have a chorus. As a result, most people don't know all the lyrics. They'll wind up singing two or four lines that they do remember, often in the wrong order, and then get quickly tired of singing it.
Hence, Stay is the ultimate earworm cure.
by tofoomeister July 11, 2007
Phrase from the early 80s Nickelodeon television show You Can't Do That On Television that, when said, would cause buckets of green slime to fall on that person
by tofoomeister December 8, 2004
by tofoomeister March 5, 2007
A set of objects that, when purchased for a woman, can be used to win back her heart. Not to be confused with cankles or gunt.
Alternatively, an example of how to introduce somewhat vulgar dialogue in front of a national audience without incurring the wrath of the FCC. See also skeet skeet.
Alternatively, an example of how to introduce somewhat vulgar dialogue in front of a national audience without incurring the wrath of the FCC. See also skeet skeet.
THe Drew Carey Show, 'Bus-Ted', 1999:
Nigel Wick: "I may be from England, but certain things are universal. If you want to win a woman back, first take her out for a nice skirling. Then, buy her a set of cankles and gunt. Then finish off the evening with a nice, sweet bobbin."
Drew Carey: "You're making those words up, aren't you sir?"
Nigel Wick: "I may be from England, but certain things are universal. If you want to win a woman back, first take her out for a nice skirling. Then, buy her a set of cankles and gunt. Then finish off the evening with a nice, sweet bobbin."
Drew Carey: "You're making those words up, aren't you sir?"
by tofoomeister September 2, 2005
What a sports fan does when their two most hated rivals face each other, especially in a championship match. Since rooting for either team would be sacrosanct, the only possible positive outcome would be for a meteor to land and simultaneously obliterate both rivals.
Mets fan, 2009
Yankees fan, 1986
Fan 1: "I'm not even watching the World Series this year. You?"
Fan 2: "Yeah, I'll be watching. I'm rooting for the meteor."
Yankees fan, 1986
Fan 1: "I'm not even watching the World Series this year. You?"
Fan 2: "Yeah, I'll be watching. I'm rooting for the meteor."
by tofoomeister October 27, 2009
Driving through several consecutive stoptional intersections on a street in South Philly. Because the majority of South Philly's intersections are four-way stops, and intersections are so close to one another, you don't ever drive fast between the stop signs, but you don't really stop at the signs either -- you just slide right through them.
I drove from Gray's Ferry to Pennsport the other night, but I wanted to grab a hoagie on the way, so I did the South Philly Slide down Dickinson.
by tofoomeister October 23, 2008
Onomatopoetic sound effect that a TiVo makes when rewinding, fast fowarding, or making a selection from one of its menus.
"Ugh, not that G Love Coke Zero commercial again. It only airs, like, every three minutes."
*bdoop bdoop bdoop*
*bdoop bdoop bdoop*
by tofoomeister September 17, 2005