World of Weird Al Yankovic

WeirdAlsBestFriend @ Jan 15 2008, 09:39 PM wrote: That would be ill!

Ill as in sickly, or am I missing out on some new term for "Cool" ????

ill as in "teh shizz-ill"?

If the Beastie Boys had a 'license to ill' I'm guessing it can be conceived as cool.

addictedtoyankovic @ Jan 15 2008, 03:59 PM wrote: Ill as in sickly, or am I missing out on some new term for "Cool" ????

New? Unless you are in fact living in 1981, it has been around for at least 27 years. And if you are living in 1981, how are you logging on here?

It's a term that i started using at school that eventually caught on. I don't know if you would call it "cool"

What minnick said. Al used the term "illin'" in "Twister", which is, in fact, a style parody of the Beastie Boys.

License to ill, foshizzle!

Btw, the current term for cool is not for off. I believe it's "sick".



If Al played Meadowbrook this leg, that would indeed be sick!

Are you sure Al doesn't say "Chillin'" in Twister?

EDIT: Patti is really starting to scare me lately... illin? foshizzle? teh 1337? Who ARE you!?

I'm sure that I'm right. He says "Wherever things are illin', you'll find Twister".

When did I ever say "teh 1337"??

You are scaring me now, Stephen.

Oh, ok, I was thinking the line before that... oops.

algonacchick @ Jan 16 2008, 09:35 AM wrote: I'm sure that I'm right. He says "Wherever things are illin', you'll find Twister".

That's right, the line before that is "everybody's chillin' with the twister"