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The millennial version of OK BOOMER
Kids in my time dressed like kids
Ok miller
A not clever retort to "ok boomer"
User 1: says something antiquated/outdated
User 2: articulates concisely how User 1 said something antiquated/outdated
User 1: doubles down on antiquated/outdated statement
User 2: ok boomer
User 1, in a fit of rage without taking any incite: ok junior
Ok go! ; Tony Soprano on the phone with Cristopher Moltisanti, indicating to start talking.
With a population of less then 2000, Tyrone produces more meth than Los Angeles, Albuquerque, and Chicago combined. If you ever drive through, DON'T STOP. For one, there is no reason to stop, and two, it is dangerous. The local inbreds are unpredictable. Weeds grow 4ft tall through the sidewalks there and it reeks of ammonia. Very trashy.
"I aint never goin stop in Tyrone, Ok no how, way too scary!"
-Robert from Detroit
When someone says something so dumb, the entire conversation is killed and you need to move on immediately.
It is the talking equivalent of aggressively holding down the off button on your computer to just shut it down, without regard for open documents or what you were doing.
*At a Denny's*
Milo: Is your coffee fair trade and organically sourced.
Server: Ok, We're Done Here.
National OK Kirby Day! An amazing day to celebrate about OK Kirby Anniversary which happens every June 12th!
I am happy to celebrate National OK Kirby Day! This happens on the beautiful day known as June 12th.
An iconic command you say that triggers Google Assistant on your Android phone, tablet, or Google Home speaker. Saying "Ok Google" has been a thing on Android phones ever since 2013 back when it was known as Google Now. The trigger phrase has now expanded to include "Hey Google".
Friend 1: *rings doorbell*
Friend 2: Heyy come in! So what brings you h—
Friend 1: OK GOOGLE READ MY TEXTS
Friend 2: ....