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Mut standard time (MST) is used to describe people from a certain friendship group always arriving somewhere 30 mins - 1 hour after the scheduled time.
“We all agreed to be here at 4:30, where is max?”
“He’s probably following M.S.T. (Mut Standard Time) so he’ll be here at around 5:30”
When someone is up to no good, out looking for trouble and prepared to make it double.
Tyrese went out last night on some Team Rocket Time and left two bodies cold in the streets
When you think to yourself, these are lit times
Person 1: this game is lit
Person 2: these are lit times
A new yet untested piece of technology that's currently not ready to replace anything related to the industrial revolution and therefore not ready for mass consumption.
Ev's are not ready for prime time and won't be for another 2 or 3 decades.
The time when it becomes necessary to kill a snake by cutting its head off with a shovel
Whenever Grandpa Pee Wee saw a snake, we all knew it was shovel time
No time no see is a humorous greeting mostly used in specific scenarios. Oftentimes, it's used when a person approaches you and talks to you like a best friend but you don't remember them at all. This can be also used by best friends as a humorous greeting when they don't remember how long they haven't seen or talked each other for.
Person A : Hi, it's been a long time! Do you want to hang out?
Person B : Oh... No time no see! Nope, I don't have time for hanging out for now, sorry. (Doesn't remember who person A is)
When 2 or more closeted gay rednecks get together for some fun between the sheets
Dale and Earl went to Wayne's house last weekend for some redneck tickle time