Sentences with phrase «sick burns»

The phrase "sick burns" refers to clever and insulting remarks made to someone, often to embarrass or ridicule them in a funny way. Full definition
The game matches input against a dictionary of possible insults and rewards players for thinking of sick burns on the fly.
Same sick burns, same smoldering attitude, now all scaled up in stunning HD.
while you're still deferring the personal glory of sick burns dropped on Ken Rosenthal this year
The Black Panther thinks he's above most characters in the Marvel Universe, and these 20 sick burns prove that he might be right!
There are plenty of sick burns at the expense of the Twilight movies, which is absolutely fine by us.
Joseph Kahn's battle rap satire is a dish delish of sick burn served hot and heavy.
Sick burn there about being the «true» Battle Royale experience.
Let's not forget that sick burn Sony laid on Microsoft with that witty instructional video.
Same sick burns, same smoldering attitude, now all scaled up in stunning HD.
According to legend, whoever knows The Philosopher's Burn can transmute any read into smacktalk gold and can even formulate the «elixir of sick burns,» which grants immortality to its drinker's street cred.
A while back, O'Leary wrote an open letter to the Premier of Alberta — a letter that included this sick burn: «Since you took over Alberta recently, the price of oil has collapsed.»
Was that supposed to be what you kids call a sick burn or something?
Unknown to him, Alonso heard the whole thing and set the record straight on live TV with this sick burn.
A bit later in the race, Toro Rosso team principal Franz Tost was chatting to Sky Sports F1 and Crofty asked what he thought of Grosjean's comments, at which point he unleashed a sick burn.
Natalie Portman's sick burn of the all male best director nominees is my favorite moment of a Golden Globes full of great moments.
DALLAS — Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg fired off some sick burns and engaged in a heated exchange with a lawyer while giving testimony in a blockbuster $ 2 billion lawsuit trial here in a northern district Federal courtroom on Tuesday.
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