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'Mah-ken-kee'
When a television, or internet programme, becomes significantly more interesting, due to a sudden influx of fan service.
This is in reference to the anime Maken-Ki, which is well known within the anime and fan service appreciation community for its significant and often bizarre fan service.
Therefore when referencing a show with erratic and constant fan service, such as Maken-Ki, saying that the show is going Maken-Ki Shit will show this in the form of a fitting reference.
Hey! I was watching this show on Netflix, and it was alright, but then they started all this Maken-Ki Shit and I was like: Well damn! Now you have my undivided attention. It was awesome.
Song Joong-Ki is a Korean actor/model/one song singer known for his flawless, soft skin and overall awesomeness. He's featured on many cosmetic products due to his divine skin quality envied by many women, including his own mother. He has been in many dramas and clearly outshines his co-stars. So far he has been in Love Racing, My Precious Child, OB/GYN Doctors, Will It Snow For Christmas?, My Fair Lady, Sungkyunkwan Scandal, Triple, Tree With Deep Roots, and Nice Guy. He sang an OST song for Nice Guy, so obviously, he's a full-fledged professional singer now. His new album will be sold in stores soon.
"Did you watch Nice Guy?"
"Is that the one with that flawless male lead?"
"Song Joong-Ki I presume?"
"Why yes! He's a very dashing fellow."
"I hate the girl he's with. She obviously doesn't know what "boundaries" mean!"
"Amen, sister! He's all mine!!!"
"OH NO YOU DIDN'T!!!"
*(start fighting)
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A ramen restaurant based in Stockholm, Sweden.
Legend has it that Ki-Mama Ramen is the best ramen spot in Northern Europe.
Basically, "Yippee ki-yay" is an old, American cowboy expression, like: ”yippee”, or “yeehaw (heehaw)”, or “Whoopee”; expressions of extreme joy or excitement, commonly associated with cowboys. As an interjection, “yahoo”, plays a similar role.
PS.: Many people mention the expression “Yippee ki-yay” in the movie “Die Hard” as the origin of the work, but it is important to know that this word is much order. Like I said: from the “cowboys-days”.
Here is one example of use: I’ve been meaning to meet someone for, like, a month. Today, she finally was available. My reply? “Yippee ki-yay”, woman! Pick you up at eight.”
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They told him “Yeon Ki Min, take care!”
Simply meaning weed. Here 'Babaji' referred to lord 'shiva' as he's considered as a weed lover. And booti means herb.
So
Babaji ki booti = shiva's herb,
hence weed
Babaji ki booti is also the name of a Bollywood song from the movie 'go goa gone'. Which shows daily routine of 3 soner friends.
Bruce Willis' signature phrase from Die Hard.
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