party pooper
Who taught: Carol, Jake and Flula
Party pooper! What do you think it means? We know that pooping means defecating. A pooper then should mean someone who poops. Having said that, we can guess that a party pooper would mean someone poops at parties.
Stop right here! And, watch this embedded video here before you proceed.
I am so happy seeing this German guy whose name is Flula. Look at his face! He is like, “What the heck! I do not understand.” I can feel what he feels. Don’t you agree, my non-native English speaking friends? Look at his facial expression! Man, all I can say is “misery loves company.”
However, we cannot just complain about new expressions. Time to learn and make this expression ours!
So, have you ever gone to a party? What? You are a party animal? Oh! I am sorry. Then, I should ask differently. How many parties have you ever gone to? Maybe you cannot even count because there have been so many. 🙂 Good for you! You should mingle and socialize.
Let me then ask this question! Have you seen any person who ruins the mood of a party? There it is. That person is a party pooper.
The other day, when my friends and I talked about this expression and Jake said that there is another similar expression. You can call a person who ruins any fun or joy a “killjoy.”
For example, if someone does not want to play a specific game that everyone else wants to play, then he/she is either a party popper or a killjoy.
Are you a killjoy? Hope not! Also, when you poop at a party that you are going in this holiday season, close the restroom door. 🙂 People are watching you.
P.S.: My friends, I have a question. What kind of actions are considered to be party pooping or killing joy?
Haha! That guy’s videos are priceless! You and he should collaborate on something. I think you’d be good on camera. “Spoiler alert!”
I think I should send an email to him about a possible collaboration. 🙂 Or, I can start my video blogging where I can include all of my friends as actors and actresses.
Ahahaha that video is hysterical.
A similar phrase is “wet blanket”… or sometimes Phil and I joke that I am a “damp blanket”
Sounds very similar to a brown waldo. As the saying goes,
Another similar expression is “stick in the mud”.
Ok, 1. You totally made that up.
2. That is nasty.
I almost forgot that expression. I agree with Kelly. That is nasty.
I doubt that brown waldo really happens in the real world.
Stick in the mud sounds like one of the expressions I can feel. 🙂
I don’t know … I think brown waldo is pretty commonly known. There’s a definition for it on urban dictionary:
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=brown+waldo
Urbandictionary has everything. Crazy!