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A weak athlete who acts like a football superstar during Thursday's helmet and shorts or game jersey walkthrough even though they never get in the game.
Someone who claims to be better at something than they are.
Kevin practices harder in the helmet and shorts practice than any other day because the pussy doesn't like to hit. What a Thursday All American.
“The young slender defense back, on that cool Autumn Thursday afternoon, with perfect form, burst into the air with a flair of quickness not seen by the other junior varsity scout team defenders. The vibrant defender, with his foam filled blocking arm pad glistening in the cool air against his sparkling helmet and matching shorts, tips the lofted fade route pass intended for the speedy all county varsity flanker. The flanker yells to the young sophomore, “You @##$%^$#%#$% #$#%^#$ Thursday All-American!” “What the @#$% are you doing?”
He said he knew java, but couldn't even define a string - what a Thursday All American.
No food left, as at a buffet that has run out of food.
I got to the banquet a few minutes late and they were already "all grubbed out."
All-permeating state of post-inebriation terror that can strike even the most battle-hardened of bevvy merchants. Sufferers will typically curl up in an angst-ridden ball with little comprehension of their whereabouts in time or space with only a poorly defined feeling of impending catastrophe for company.
Symptoms are magnified tenfold if the sufferer has a professional commitment to attend to the following day.
Morgan Freeman: "Ben, can you help me stop a catastrophic nuclear war being triggered by a rogue terror cell?"
Ben Affleck: "Sorry Morgan, I hit the lager pretty hard last night and have been struck down by the sum of all beers. You're on your own for this one."
1. Covered in thick, warm clothes.
2. Busy with various events.
3. Statement made after packing is finished.
1. (Angela is warming herself by covering herself with a large thick fur shawl over a huge scarf and a long sleeve dress.) Angela: I’m prepared for the winter. I’m all wrapped up.
2. (Angela is very busy and consulting to her friend Barbara) Angela: Barbara, my dear, I’m so busy. I have to make snacks for my daughter’s soccer meet, help organize my husband’s files and plan my business trip. Barbara: Wow dearie. You’re all wrapped up.
3. Angela: It’s my niece’s birthday. My gifts are all wrapped up.
Describes the state of mine when someone isn't thinking about the consequences but rather just acting out.
They're going all jolli and it ends up with a very bad outcome.
Did you hear about the the car thief? He was going all jolli and ran over 10 people before crashing.
when terrorists frame the Russians for nuking the USA, and the Americas freak out and nuke the Russians.
See the definition for Mutally Assured Distruction
To be sick, especially with a cold or other illness that induces coughing.
Dude, my brother came home with a cold last night and now I'm all hacked up!