13 definitions by Randoni
This is an extremely sarcastic response to someones lame joke or foolish comment.
It is over emphasized greatly to stress the point that the comment or humor they made was in fact "NOT, A GOOD ONE."
Often will annoy or hurt the person it is directed at, but that was the point in the first place! Sometimes it is followed by the persons name to further cut them down as in " good one hank!"
It is over emphasized greatly to stress the point that the comment or humor they made was in fact "NOT, A GOOD ONE."
Often will annoy or hurt the person it is directed at, but that was the point in the first place! Sometimes it is followed by the persons name to further cut them down as in " good one hank!"
Harold: She was asking me to go out sometime, I wasn't sure what to say?
Gary: you should have said, " I can't go out because I am a reverse vampire and the night kills me"...
( pause with no laughter)
Harold: Good One!
Gary: Shut up, your jokes are lameburgers too..
Harold: wow, another good one!
Gary: you're a jerk
Gary: you should have said, " I can't go out because I am a reverse vampire and the night kills me"...
( pause with no laughter)
Harold: Good One!
Gary: Shut up, your jokes are lameburgers too..
Harold: wow, another good one!
Gary: you're a jerk
by Randoni April 6, 2009
Differing from it's counterpart, the statement of awkwardness or dork or odd.
This form of the word is to indicate the lack of surpise in someones stupid decisions or actions.
It is said to indicate " I knew this was going to happen (or) I knew they were going to act in that way"
Pointing out the obvious lack of surprise.
This form of the word is to indicate the lack of surpise in someones stupid decisions or actions.
It is said to indicate " I knew this was going to happen (or) I knew they were going to act in that way"
Pointing out the obvious lack of surprise.
Taylor: well me and kimmy are back together even though we fight all the time.
Matt: weird?
Taylor: what she's changed man.
Matt: weird?
Taylor: what she's changed man.
by Randoni April 6, 2009
So trolling is the act of intentionally purposefully provoking others on the internet usually in excess by typing insults or randomness.
To “troll shuffle” is to log onto a shuffling webcam site (stickam, chat roulette, etc) and to randomly type to people. With no real intention of conversation; simply to be annoying or awkward. The more awkward or obscene or random you are the stronger the Trollin shuffle is!
The ultimate goal of Trollin’ a shuffle is to get the look of complete disguest or lack of understanding face and then to be booted, nexted, kicked, or any other word describing the conversations end.
To “troll shuffle” is to log onto a shuffling webcam site (stickam, chat roulette, etc) and to randomly type to people. With no real intention of conversation; simply to be annoying or awkward. The more awkward or obscene or random you are the stronger the Trollin shuffle is!
The ultimate goal of Trollin’ a shuffle is to get the look of complete disguest or lack of understanding face and then to be booted, nexted, kicked, or any other word describing the conversations end.
Suhamm sloshed : I am on Stickam in the Shuffle mode and just typing randomness to people.
SEAMOORE BUTTS: hahahahah
SEAMOORE BUTTS: wow
SEAMOORE BUTTS: youz just trollin shuffle aren't you suhamm?
suhamm sloshed: hahahahhahaahhaha
suhamm sloshed: is there such thing
Randy:There is now! (logs onto urbandictionary.com and creats this new phenom word)
SEAMOORE BUTTS: hahahahah
SEAMOORE BUTTS: wow
SEAMOORE BUTTS: youz just trollin shuffle aren't you suhamm?
suhamm sloshed: hahahahhahaahhaha
suhamm sloshed: is there such thing
Randy:There is now! (logs onto urbandictionary.com and creats this new phenom word)
by Randoni May 13, 2010
A question asked in disbelief with an extremely sarcastic tone questioning someones actions or statement. It is a way to point out someones stupidity in the form of a question.
total disbelief or dissapointment in how someone did or said something.
Note: it is a very hard inflection that goes up to indicate the question
total disbelief or dissapointment in how someone did or said something.
Note: it is a very hard inflection that goes up to indicate the question
Hall: i definitely think that girl is hotter than jessica simpson.
Bush: that girl in our science class she's barely average.
Hall: I think she's amazingly gorgeous and makes simpson look ugly?
Bush: Are you serious?
Bush: that girl in our science class she's barely average.
Hall: I think she's amazingly gorgeous and makes simpson look ugly?
Bush: Are you serious?
by Randoni April 6, 2009
This is a statement made to indicate a situation a person doesn't want to just come out and say they enjoyed.
Something unexpected or unusual that the person in question wants to share with the group and when questioned on it; rather than give a straight answer, they say "well let's just say i wasn't mad about it".
Something unexpected or unusual that the person in question wants to share with the group and when questioned on it; rather than give a straight answer, they say "well let's just say i wasn't mad about it".
Jeff: So last night maren came over and wanted to all of the sudden hook up so we made out for a while and she went home.
Beck: so how was it, that was a nice little nugget for the night?
Jeff: Let's just say I wasn't mad about it
Beck: so how was it, that was a nice little nugget for the night?
Jeff: Let's just say I wasn't mad about it
by Randoni April 6, 2009
Mocking the word Karate, This is the flicking extremely efeminant motions that some homosexuals makes in a fight or in defense. The elbows bent hands up small and pensive karate chops at their opponent.
Not an effective fighting style
Not an effective fighting style
jerald: so i heard martin got into it with some guy over his boyfriend last night at the kegger.
Francis: yeah, they both duked it out with some gayrate and then they got pulled apart before someone broke a nail.
Francis: yeah, they both duked it out with some gayrate and then they got pulled apart before someone broke a nail.
by Randoni April 14, 2009
It is a non-specific time and date just over or inside of a calendar month. It is a way of remarking that "in about/around/close to...a month"
It is used often to comment on the fact that an event is nearing about a month from occurring so one would say "month-ish"
to say soon would be too vague so one says monthish the way a person picks a time such as: around 3ish
It is used often to comment on the fact that an event is nearing about a month from occurring so one would say "month-ish"
to say soon would be too vague so one says monthish the way a person picks a time such as: around 3ish
by Randoni March 11, 2011