forecast
by Maria Evels on Nov 04, 2003 09:06:52
forecast
by kevin klennburg on Nov 04, 2003 09:05:32
Forecast
by Steve O on Dec 09, 2003 05:27:45
We speak about business. The term Forecast is used to talk about business on a
weekly or
monthly basis.
Unless it's a french company then we speak about business 3 times a day.
*See also
shit-show
what's the forecast
by steviejones420 on Mar 02, 2019 10:53:40
a cool way to say "what's up?"
if you say this, people will KNOW that you're
sick as fuck
it just really boosts your coolness so why not say it
appropriate responses include
"nothing much dude what about you"
"
i'm cool,
just chillin"
Example:
me: yo what's the
forecast
andy: it's kinda cold today bruv
me:
noo dude what's the forecast !! it's like what's up but way cooler
andy: oh fuck you're so right.. damn i'm gonna start saying that
Shipping forecast
by Flannybabes on Feb 27, 2012 06:40:42
A veiled reference to a
Black Books episode, used as a metaphor for masturbation. In the episode, Fran masturbates to the
shipping forecast because
the reader's voice 'confuses her'... but in a good way.
Sexual forecasting
by VNFP on Jun 21, 2018 11:01:54
When a person, in a totally
non-sexual context, inadvertently makes a sound or says a word/phrase that is obviously (without a doubt) vocalized in the same way that the person would during sex. This provides a startling,
disconcerting glimpse into their
private life.
Future Forecast
by Gerry Attricks on Jul 22, 2003 09:34:10
Example:
Next we will have the Future
Forecast but first we will hear from....
Means that NEXT is not Next. Another word that does not mean anything.
Future forecasters will not be fired if they
lie like a rug by a certain percentage.
Arousal Forecast
by Sexpert Malika Sihara on Dec 14, 2020 02:12:01
Smoker's Forecast
by Shevden on Mar 31, 2009 04:32:34
Example:
Non-Smoker: "Hey, whats
the smoker's forecast?"
Smoker: "Oh, its beautiful out there man! The winds coming from the east at about 10 miles per hour and it feels like the high today should be around 70 degrees"