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What is the far side?
Even further from civilization than BFE.
You're going to the mall at Christmas time? Man, you're gonna have to park on the far side of BFE.
the far side - video
The far side - what is it?
the representation of most asian cultures such as chinese, vietnamese, koren and the farthest east side there is, japan. also used when referring to things that come from such countries.
Far East Side represent.
or
Man, DDR is so far east side.
What does "the far side" mean?
A pointless movie, starring Russell Crow, that I wasted 7 dollars and 25 cents on.
"Did you see Master and Commander: The far side of the World?"
"ya, it was really stupid. Russell Crow couldn't act his way out of my ass."
The far side - what does it mean?
a great movie i.m.o. there was just something about it that stuck in my head after i left. i think it was worth the money i paid for a ticket. russell crowe is a great actor in this movie and in Gladiator.
"did you see the movie with the insanely long title Master and Commander the Far Side of the World?"
"yes i did. 'tis an awesome movie."
The far side - meaning
Used to define any joke that loses its funniness when it has to be explained to someone. Created because so many Far Side cartoons are only funny if you get them immediately.
Person 1: Hahahaha
Person 2: What's so funny?
Person 1: This comic!
Person 2: ...I don't get it.
Person 1: Well, you see, the guy here...he has this alligator...and it...Don't you get it?
Person 2: (silence)
Person 1: Hm. I guess it's just Far Side funny.
The far side - definition
An awesome comic made by a
genious.
"The Far Side is hilarious!"
The far side - slang
Easily the best comic strip ever made, however, Calvin and Hobbes is a close second. Written by Gary Larson, it is unfortunate that many people don't pay attention to The Far Side because some (Or most) of the jokes are difficult to grasp and require a semi-insane mind to laugh at.
One of the most controversial Far Side comics had alligators gathered around an old-fashioned washtub with a caption that read "Bobbing for poodles". Little did most people know that Larson had another caption in mind: "Bobbing for babies".