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To have a Daniel moment, would be to tell a joke to people, thinking that It's funny, when it Isn't, and nobody laughs at it.
Daniel: hey guys, why did the chicken cross the road
Group of friends: I don't know Daniel, why?
Daniel: to get to the other side hahahahahahhaha
*there is a brief silence*
Group of friends: yeah man, that's a Daniel moment
A moment when ignorance overwhelms the mind of an otherwise logical negro male
“ that black guy bumped into that other black guy, and then they started arguing. All of a sudden they both pulled out guns!”
“Shit son, you just witnessed a nigga moment.”
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When you preform the same task the exact same several times in a row and it somehow ends up more pathetic each time the task is finished
Steve, could you stop pulling Icy moments
A public moment interrupted by crying, as is often done by Speaker of the House, John Boehner of Ohio.
Charles Woodson of the Green Bay Packers had a "boehner moment" while addressing his team during halftime at the Super Bowl.
A term used to describe a moment so embarrassing, it could only have been done by a Fadel.
This is not necessarily limited to people who are named Fadel, but this kind of behaviour is most common among those people.
Person 1: "I pre-ordered the new Wii U but when it arrived, it didn't have a power cord..."
Person 2: "That's a certified Fadel Moment."
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some new facebook fad where someone will put on their wall starting with that awkward moment and often times following it with something thats not awkward at all
fb status: that awkward moment when you miss the plane to go to Ireland
comment: thats not awkward that just sucks
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This phrase is mostly commonly found at the end of every broadcast of "The Daily Show", with Jon Stewart saying the tag line after the last commercial break, and throwing up a short video clip before the end credits.
A moment of Zen is something which inspires in the same reaction as does contemplating Zen koans does.
In Zen practice, deliberately irrational statements are sometimes used in Zen to jar persons into realizing the limits of the common uses of the intellect. One well-known example is, “What is the sound of one hand clapping?”.
Either of these instances can be applied to Jon's "moment of Zen", which often depicts political figures making fools of themselves, or satirizing the American public in general, so the epiphany can come from the realization of the satire, or the realization of how some people are just really, really stupid.
"Here it is folks, your moment of Zen!"
(clip appears onscreen of Italian Prime Minister talking about "bunga-bunga" parties, and the news correspondant realizing he means orgies)
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