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Man fuck the saying "theres more fish in the sea" nobody want these ugly ass staking ass fish.
Da team of words-and-melody-notes jotters who actually composed da now-hugely-famous country-music selection, but put Johnny Cash's name to it.
An author should actually be da one to write his own compositions, or said plagiarizing fake might be condemned to join da ghost writers in the sky for all eternity!
A person that looks up into the unknown.
“Hey what’s up there (sky looker)”
A phrase you can use to gaslight people you know into thinking it has a meaning
“You remind me of three blue sky”
“What does that mean???”
“…how do you not know what that means?”
That batshit game where you shoot Space Vixens that ride fucking dragons in outer space. It’s also supposed to be the sequel to Exerion somehow. It gets it’s name from the main vix-e, I mean villain. Who’s name is Sky Fox.
Person: Sky Fox doesn’t make any sense.
(In-game) Sky Fox: Muahaha! You’ll never defeat me!
Otaku: I’m gonna add you to my harem!
(In-game) Pilot: How the actual fuck are you breathing in space??
The Sky Pony is a fast-growing alternate means of referring to the collective network formerly known as “The Internet”. It has its roots in The Pony as a (formerly) fast means of transmitting data. i.e., The Pony Express, Paul Revere’s preferred means of locomotion. Radar Love predated The Sky Pony yet they share the same family tree.
Pony up is coming to mean the same as logging in.
Bobby: I don’t even know where to start looking for paper clips made of paper.
Brenton: What barn were you born in? Look it up on The Sky Pony!
Tipper: Come to bed, Al What’s so much more fascinating about your computer than me?.
Al: I’ll be right there babe. I’m inventing The Sky Pony!
Old white US Senator: increasing Sky Pony access to rural America is our highest priority.
“Cotton candy sky” is a term used when the sky is both a light blueish color and a pinkish color.
Mostly used when the clouds are pink and sky is blue.
“It’s a cotton candy sky!”