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Also known as mixed case. Essentially when someone types something in alternating case to mock, ridicule, or imply that the given statement is dumb.
>>"You're too young to be doing that"
>>"YoU'rE tOo yOuNg To bE dOiNg ThAt"
-- Ah, resulting to cancer case to prove your point. Nice.
When you're too high and have shaky hands that makes you unable to roll the next joint. Like an old person in a home can't get the soup to their mouth, the stoner can't get the weed into the paper.
Guy 1: "yo dude is Brandon okay i can't tell if he's shivering cuz of the snow or if he has a twitching problem but he keeps dropping the weed!"
Guy 2: "nah bro it's chill he just has a case of the soups."
A person whose pornographical preferences require the use of Rule 34 on more than normal occasion. This condition is incurable, and can only be treated with obscure porn.
"Boss/Kouji? What is that pairing? No, it must be....Case 34."
It's basically a hybrid of nut job and head case. The term would most likely be used in describing a young person who has not yet been proven insane but has a long history of disciplinary issues and unacceptable societal behaviors.
She is so sweet but that boy of hers is a real case job.
Someone who is considered like a sorry pitiful case who is for example lonely, depressed, going through problems, doesn’t have many friends, by themselves a lot and people only talk to that one person because they just feel bad and feel like they should just to be nice
If you treat me like I’m a sorry case, I won’t like you because the only reason you’re talking to me is because you take pity on me and feel bad.
To get a criminal case overturned by presenting new evidence, eliminating existing evidence or by preventing witness testimony. caught a case, criminal justice sytem, prosecutor, court of law, defense lawyer, cops, police, behind bars, jail, prison, 25 to life, orange is the new black, the big house, time served, court case, overturned
The only way I’m going to get out of prison time is to flip a case I got coming up for armed robbery.