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a little bird told me

Someone told me, but I'm not telling you who it is

1)Me: "Mike and Erin got married!"
Casey: "I know. A little bird told me".

2) Parent: "A little bird told me that you have been smoking".
Child (embarassed): "Mother/Father!"
Parent: "Cigarettes are a waste of money just to be burned up!"

by Karen Stickney October 15, 2007

38๐Ÿ‘ 8๐Ÿ‘Ž


adults these days

phrase kids think of when adults say "kids these days".

1)Adult: Kids these days don't know how hard we had it growing up. We had to walk ten miles to school and back in the snow!
Kid: Adults these days just whine about their pasts and claim we're all spoiled. Our parents actually care about frostbite.

2) Adult: Kids these days just listen to rap, pop, and emo crap. They don't know how great Jimi Hendrix and Janis Joplin were!
Kid: Adults these days can't accept the fact that there's more to music than the classics. If they really hate mainstream music so much, they should listen to indie rock!

by Karen Stickney October 10, 2006

20๐Ÿ‘ 16๐Ÿ‘Ž


behind these hazel eyes

a song by American Idol winner Kelly Clarkson. Known for its Avril Lavigne-meets-Papa Roach pop/alternative metal sound, it is quite darker than what we are used to hearing from her. Dissed mainly by people who either (1) say it's meaningless pop music, or (2) are skeptical because of some of its phrases that they think Kelly shouldn't be saying because she's a teen pop singer (I was one of the latter).

To the person who dissed "Behind These Hazel Eyes" in the Kelly Clarkson definition, you forgot to add some of these lyrics to diss. "Seems like just yesterday, you were a part of me" and "No, I don't cry on the outside ANYMORE!" were just as meaningless as the other lyrics you posted there. Besides, the latter lyric is really unnecessary. No one cares except for people that know her that she doesn't cry on the outside anymore.

by Karen Stickney December 30, 2006

8๐Ÿ‘ 8๐Ÿ‘Ž


Quetzal

the dragons' teacher on the show Dragon Tales

When Emmy needed advice about taking a rhyme bird she named Cutie Pie home, she asked Quetzal, their teacher, and he agreed that it wasn't a good idea. She eventually left Cutie Pie her hair ribbon that Cassie, the peach dragon, made for her until she returned to Dragon Land.

by Karen Stickney November 10, 2006

9๐Ÿ‘ 24๐Ÿ‘Ž