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When a person is too high to communicate.
"Are you okay man?"
*looks over
".............."
"Dead man tells no tales."
Someone that constantly tells a power figure such as a principal/boss in an effort to punish you or fire you for the pettiest things.
Dont even talk to that guy or go near him. Hes a total tattle tale fag.
A physics idea such as string theory that is argued against in the same irrational and defensive manner as a rookie theist in an atheist debate group.
String theory is a physics phairy tale
Tales from the Benningfield junior Rest in peace yard tombstone of Lonnie Benningfield junior ⚰️🪦.by lbj as in Lonnie Benningfield junior LBJAY MARCH 10th 19eightynine.
Tales from the bejripytomburied tales from the HooooBJects RELBJALOODS RELBJALEEDING RELBJALEED DOUBJRAGGIN BY LBJ AS IN LONNIE BENNINGFIELD JUNIOR LBJAY MARCH 10TH 19EIGHTYNINE.
See also: dry snitch, weak kneed whore, and p.o.s.
Oh tattle tale tim Telling on me for no good reason....
A story that is usually very unbelievable. It may have some factual elements but not always necessary. The story is usually based on fiction rather then theory.
Don’t let the truth get in the way of a good story.
A Ross Thomas Tale started with ‘ypu need to see this, In Switzerland the leg of this giant chair was blown up by a huge bomb’...... true story is.... a giant chair with a broken leg and stands across the street from the Palace of Nations, in Geneva. It symbolises opposition to land mines and cluster bombs, and acts as a reminder to politicians and others visiting Geneva.
Tales of Arise is the newest installment of the "Tales series" and is the story (I've had this tab open for weeks now) of the enslavement of one planet by another and the subsequent liberation of the former by the protagonist of the game.
Iam "Since he brought it up, Tales of Arise is an exercise in the exploration of the different types of tyranny. The first area you liberate is an 'overt tyranny' where the slaves are forced to labor under the rule of a brutal dictator. The second is a communist surveillance state where the citizenry is incentivized to act as informants to the state. The third is a seemingly meritocractic capitalist state but the lord of the land is aloof to the wellbeing of the public and has a toxic underling whose working behind the scenes to reinstate the oppressor class to it's previous state as rulers over the oppressed class. After you learn of the underling's plot it's revealed that the lord never really cared about equality or the oppressed class but, rather, was traumatized during the tournament to determine who would be the next lord when he was forced to kill his best friends. He just couldn't stand to hear their screams so he freed them to alleviate his guilt. The fourth is a technocratic autocracy where the denizens are forced to wear masks that strip them of their ability to think and speak. Great story. The 'Tales' series' world building and interpersonal character development is unparalleled and the title screen song is alway a bop."