13-11-2008, 02:56 AM
Here are a bunch of mine... or three at least...
The Zoom
The Zoom is the process of laying your hand down flat, and then quickly shoving it into the abdomen of your peers while saying “Zoom!” as they grimace from the jab to their gut. It’s essentially what Luigi does in SSMB with the Forward + A attack. And yes, it is painful but incredibly fun and addicting to do.
My brother and I have made a zoom treaty to end all zooming since it’s gotten so out of hand…
Fratfulit
“Fratfulit” (Pronounced Frat-ful-it) is a vocab word that means “pleased” and “content.” When referring to others, if you’re feeling fratfulit, you’re generally happy and fine. The word “Frat” is often used as a abbreviation.
Kurfenflagen (Pronounced Koof-en-flag-en)
In the game of Mille Bornes (A fun game that always seems to make us drunk with humor even without alcohol), a Coup Fourré is when you play a safety card just when someone hits you with a hazard card. We use the word “Kurfenflaguen” as a German-sounding word when someone hits us with a hazard to shock them into thinking we have the safety card and are saying “Coup Fourré” when really we don’t and we’re kidding around. It takes really whacked out humor and insanity to come out with something like this.
The Zoom
The Zoom is the process of laying your hand down flat, and then quickly shoving it into the abdomen of your peers while saying “Zoom!” as they grimace from the jab to their gut. It’s essentially what Luigi does in SSMB with the Forward + A attack. And yes, it is painful but incredibly fun and addicting to do.
My brother and I have made a zoom treaty to end all zooming since it’s gotten so out of hand…
Fratfulit
“Fratfulit” (Pronounced Frat-ful-it) is a vocab word that means “pleased” and “content.” When referring to others, if you’re feeling fratfulit, you’re generally happy and fine. The word “Frat” is often used as a abbreviation.
Kurfenflagen (Pronounced Koof-en-flag-en)
In the game of Mille Bornes (A fun game that always seems to make us drunk with humor even without alcohol), a Coup Fourré is when you play a safety card just when someone hits you with a hazard card. We use the word “Kurfenflaguen” as a German-sounding word when someone hits us with a hazard to shock them into thinking we have the safety card and are saying “Coup Fourré” when really we don’t and we’re kidding around. It takes really whacked out humor and insanity to come out with something like this.