A fork of Rural Dictionary
A deservingly derogatory nickname for the orange-faced 45th President of the United States
Did you hear what President Cheeto McDouchebag did last week?
Donald Trump's catchphrase. Contrary to popular belief, however, the phrase was not originally popularized by him. In point of fact, the phrase entered popular culture in the 1963 animated series, "The Jetsons." George Jetson's (the titular character) boss, Mr. Spacely, could be seen in multiple episodes threatening to (or following through) fire George Jetson. It was a running gag throughout the series.
"Jetson! You're fired!"
To fill in plot holes or explain away lapses in continuity in fictional works by coming up with (often convoluted) explanations of how it could have happened.
"But David used Sarah's real name even though he never knew her before she changed her identity."
"He could have read her file. He had access to it in episode seventeen and there were a few minutes when he could have flicked through it."
(noun) something unneccessarily complicated (especially with reference to spelling)
what's the deal with all those extra letters? simplify!!!
If you have an angel on one shoulder, and the devil on the other, you do what the devil says.
from 99 problems "jump on the devil, put the pedal to the floor"