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The substitute for period (.), Question mark (?) And exclamation mark (!) In sundanese
Or a form of affection, this can be use as a pet name for your close one
Period substitute:
Saya mau pergi. (Normal)
Urang rek indit anying.
Question mark substitute:
Why?
Naha anying
Exclamation mark:
Whoa!
Anyingg
Pet name:
Where have you been?
Si anying kamana wae??
The moment of sudden and great revelation or realization that oneself requires a spliff (marijuana cigarette).
Derives from the word epiphany.
Spliff Richard: "Gosh Darren, I've just had an amazing Espliffphany (eh-spliff-any) , Let's go smoke a spliff."
Darren: "Noice."
Frequently misquoted November 1951 statement by Commissioner Bert Bell about parity in the National Football League.
According to an Associated Press report datelined Philadelphia 11/12/51, Bell actually said: "The teams are so closely matched that on any given Sunday, any one team can beat any other team. Professional football has come down to the point where the psychological edge is the determining factor. Physically these teams are even, so it depends on the mental outlook of the squads to determine the winner. It's this factor that has made the game close and is bringing fans out to the ball parks."
"The teams are so closely matched that on any given Sunday, any one team can beat any other team. "
Every 12th of february we say "La mulți ani, Letiția!" because that's her birthday.
-La mulți ani, Letiția!
-Aww, mersi!
What the Duck says in a start of a normal day in The Duck Song. But, there are no grapes in the lemonade stand.
The duck walked up to the lemonade stand and then said to the man running the stand: "Hey, pa-pa-pa, got any grapes?"
Typical drug dealer slang for "do you need any weed?"
Yo you need any?
Nah I just picked up some bud earlier.