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A a heroic chef who temporarily became a naval gunner when the japanese attacked Pearl Harbor.
Did you see Cuba Gooding Jr. in that movie Pearl Harbor? HE KICKED ASS. Snowdogs was pretty cool too.
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The phrase having a "Good face day" is reminiscent of having a "good hair day". A "good face day" occurs when someone's face (usually pertaining to a female) is looking especially nice. This can be used as a casual compliment. Telling someone they are having a nice face day does not mean that they do not usually look good, you are just saying they look extra pretty.
Although less common, the phrase can also be used in the negative; as in a "bad face day". However "bad face day" is only used by someone talking about him or herself.
A: "You are having a good face day"
B: "Thanks, I wasn't running late this morning so I had time to put on my makeup."
A:"Ugh, I am having such a bad face day!"
B:"What do you mean?"
A:"Do you not see the huge pimple on my chin and the bags under my eyes?!"
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1) a riposte for when someone completely stonewalls or inappropriately adds to a conversation, text message, email, etc.
2) a short message to the reader informing them that they blatanty blew you off.
Emily didn't respond to my text message asking about her weekend until she received a good talk russ.
Clark attempted to discuss life with his son Rusty over a beer. Rusty didn't respond to any of Clark's thoughts and just drank his father's beer. Clark concluded the conversation with "Good talk Russ."
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When something has to do with Good Charlotte.
My friend is Good Charlotte-y. She is constantly wearing their music tees.
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what goes up must come down . the 'coming back down to reality' after an extended period of positive experiences .
Jose is going through Good Times Withdrawal . Reality Bites .
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The way a racist white person describes a black person that agrees with them in their social and political views.
Redneck: Who did you vote for?
Black person: Trump!
Redneck: Oh! So you're one of the good ones!
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A double entendre often used to subtly express displeasure about the current situation one finds oneself in. Most appropriate use is in situations that are not quite untolerable, but not enjoyable either.
Usage: "good times" is often used in a repetitive manner, i.e. "good times, good times".
Example: You are attending your Grandparents' Christmas party. A flirty 90 year old comes over and asks you, "How's it going, young man."
Your polite response, "Oh yeah, good times, good times."
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