A person who is worth less value than a normal human being. Otherwise someone who is a failure at life.
Brandon: "Hey guys! Want to eat some carrots?"
Dan: "Brandon, your such a coupon."
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Used by jews in order to save an extra penny.
βLook, Jeremy is using a coupon!β
βWhat a JEW!β
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A mexican. One from which, usually, has crossed the border illegally. Deriving from the word, compa; which in spanish means friend. In most cases, the word is only used in a friendly manner, or when you're surrounded and don't want to sound racist.
I hired this coupon to clean my yard.
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While a brilliant monster reveal in a film (e.g. Alien, Jaws, The Thing) is normally referred to as the "money shot", a bad monster reveal is referred to as a "coupon shot". Coined by RedLetterMedia in their reviews of the films Biohazard and Carnosaur 2.
"I thought we were gonna get a great reveal of the monster, but instead we get another awkward coupon shot of the alien just standing there next to a guy in the back of a truck" - Rich Evans
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Money. Dolla Bills. In particular, fun coupons are known exclusively one hundred dollar bills.
Jordan Belfort: Hey, fellas! Look what I found in my pocket! Look!
he pulls out a big wad of cash
Jordan Belfort: A year's salary, right here! You know what I call them? Fun coupons.
he starts throwing the money at Denham and Hughes as they walk away
Jordan Belfort: See that? They're fun coupons!
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When a shopper buys an extreme amount of products and then has so many coupons that they leave the store with a $0 balance or actually gets money back from the store.
K-mart got completely coupon raped by Missy this past Saturday. She picked up $500 worth of shit and then paid nothing after turning in her coupons.
A term coined by Rich Evans from Red Letter Media to refer to a sudden reveal of a fully visible creature in a movie.
Itβs not a direct comparison to the term know as βMoney Shotβ but rather an analogy comparing how in some movies having a slow and gradual monster reveal produces anticipation just like someone slowly unwrapping a present, while on the other hand having a full body rubber monster suddenly appear out of nowhere is like someone just throwing a gift certificate on the viewerβs face.
A βCoupon Shot β’β may be used as an attempt to make a reveal shocking instead of exciting but most often is just the result of bad film making or terrible editing.
(while watching a movie the scene suddenly changes to a the view of a full rubber monster costume that immediately proceeds to attack and kill some character) βWOW! Where did that come from? What a Coupon Shotβ’β
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