A fork of Rural Dictionary
You say "got 'em" after someone says "What?" Means that you "got" someone, especially when you're in a conversation, mention that person's name, and then they break in saying "What?"
A: (talking to B) Sooo... I was with C the other day ... C: WHAT??? A: Got 'em! The "got 'em" joke can also be performed on purpose, for example: Student: What's the answer to Problem blablabla ... (trails off into indistinguishable sounds) Teacher: What?!? Student: Got 'em!
Chinglish word, from a mistranslation on a Chinese DVD cover. Means "longer than."
(From DVD cover) New VideoDisc - HDVD9 Overlengthly 20 Hours Action - Prohibit the Unathorize Copy of VideoDisc
A prank where you step on the back of somebody's shoe and make it fall off. Variations: 1. Sandals. It is difficult to flat-tire a sandal, so a different strategy must be used. One way is to kick the sandal out. Occasionally, for fat, loose sandals, the normal method for flat-tiring works. 2. Boots. It is practically impossible to flat-tire an Ugg boot, so what you do is keep stepping on the shoe until it breaks, then they have to get new ones & you can flat-tire those. 3. Backpacks. When you flat-tire someone for quite a while, they become aware of you, but you've got another trick up your sleeve! Pretend to flat-tire that person, they'll dodge their shoe. At that time pull the back of their backpack & everything falls out.
I flat tired this kid and we started playing monkey in the middle with his shoe.
A short animated video depicting a news report, often in a humorous way. This format was popularized on Youtube by the Taiwanese animation company Next Media Animation.
Did you see that Taiwanese animation of Justin Bieber vomiting? That Taiwanese animation of Sarah Palin shooting moose from a helicopter was so funny! LOL!