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Taking your shirt off the second you get within twenty feet of water, regardless of how sloppy looking you are. Dignity and self-respect are meaningless when practicing 'sun's out, tum's out'.
Dude 1: Jody can't go near a body of water while keeping his shirt on. Check him out over there in the kiddy pool splashing water on his gut.
Dude 2: Sun's out, tum's out bro. Stop shaming.
A phrase originating on South park. It was used to insult Rob Schneider and his various roles. Used to express that there's just no point in explaining how ridiculous his roles are.
Rob Schneider is...Herp de derp de tittly tum.
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When jerking off you finish on your stomach, not hers
Chad: did you blow your load on her tummy?
Kyle: fuck no, I pulled out of her and gave myself Cum Tum!
Chad: no you didn't
Kyle: (raises shirt) see, there's still a little cum flake in my belly button from cum
1-a way of asking whats up, whats going on. when someone says "what you tumbat/tum" they are saying what are you doing or, what do you wanna do?
2 - It can be phrased as a question, statement, or suggestion. You can agree to something by saying tumbat/tum, or use tumbat/tum to phrase a question, IE: if you hold up a beer and say "tumbat/tum?" you are asking if they want the beer, the person can then use tumbat/tum as a positive response meaning they want the beer.
3 - tumbat can mean a variety of different things depending on how you use it, IE: in the last above situation stated, "tumbat" could mean "cheers" or "drink" you got the idea if yous really tum...so get creative tumbat!
-1- "hey whats up"- "what you tumbat/tum", "are you watching the game tonight" - "you tumbat/tum the game tonight"
2 - do you wanna get some food/ i wanna get some food - "tumbat/tum gettin some food", or "im tumbat/tum gettin some food"
an American brand of fruit flavored water drinks
In 2015, The Coca-Cola Company purchased Tum-E Yummies and the brand continues to be produced and distributed exclusively through the Coca-Cola System
A "bum tum" is referring to a stomach ache.
"Bum" as in "bummed out" or " bummy"
"Tum" as in "tummy" or otherwise known as "stomach"
"Hey Josh, I can’t make it to your bar mitzvah 2nite"
"Aw common Elliot why not?"
"I’ve got a bum Tum"
To tell someone to calm/settle down or chill out. Similar to "take a chill pill."
Etymology of the phrase originates with TUMS, a brand of antacid pills to relieve heartburn and indigestion (i.e. 'settle the stomach').
Dude, take a TUMS. It's not a big deal.