" further "

 [ "further" ]

1: Like the word "farther" which denotes a physical advancement of distance, "further" simply denotes advancement to a greater degree. Often confused with "farther" by those who weren't paying attantion in 8th grade grammar.

  * e.g.,  ... Steve is being a doofis, and if he takes this issue any further I will open a can of whopass on him. 

 [ "further" ]

1: The bus in which Ken Kesey and his Merry Band of Pranksters rode across America in, in the 60's. It was covered in day-glo paint, and they pranksters would do LSD in it. It is talked about in Tom Wolfe's The Electric Kool-Aide Acid Test.

  * e.g.,  ... Ken Kesey's Bus Further was covered in day-glo. You were either on the bus, or off it. 

 [ "further" ]

1: when you leave a spot.

  * e.g.,  ... lets be further the police is coming 

 [ "The Further" ]

1: Another plain of existence, while on shrooms or anyother psychedelic drug.

  * e.g.,  ... Dude we are in the further! ... Righteous! 

 [ "Further beyond" ]

1: Phrase made popular by Mark (markiplier) on Unus Annus when challenging himself to push his limits

  * e.g.,  ... Mark: "This is what it means .. to go even further beyond!" 

 [ "Further beyond" ]

2: Often said very dramatically

 [ "Down Further" ]

1: A person who is so irreparably down bad that they have exceeded the lowest levels of down badness, diving below even down netherly. You can not go further than Down Further. Beyond that point only death awaits you.

  * e.g.,  ... Guy 1: "This man Robert. Dude drove 3 hours just to hang out with his ex girlfriends friends, in attempts to get back with his ex girlfriend, again." 

 [ "further out" ]

1: An activity reserved for the awesomest of awesomely cool people. The second bar/destination in a night of partying. One leaves the house to go out, and then leaves the original spot and goes to another location that is further out. Etymology: Legend says that a man exists who is so awesome at partying that he goes out every night and not only does this mysterious gentleman go to one destination, he continues going out and doing even awesomer and awesomer things. There was a great need for a verb describing this man's legendary partying ways. This word is "further out". There are also rumors of an awesome woman who's partying ways put this man's going further out to shame. She is said to leave the stratosphere when she goes out.

  * e.g.,  ... We are going out to Bar A and then further out to Bar B, and even further out to Bar C. That man is such an awesome drinker he doesnt just "go out" he goes "further out". 

 [ "Further reading" ]

1: If you enjoyed this mini series of the tragedies of life and love … And want to read further the topics discussed or the seeds that spark this most humble form of consciousness … Metaphysics of end times .. by god himself manifested ( gushing I know .. ) End times a guide to bible prophecy and the last days by modern day Moses .. Pendulum .. most books cover basics Anything that opens your mind .. makes tog think .. question .. appreciate .. maybe even hope … The joy of abstinence … by myself … a journey to the centre of yourself … ok this one isn’t real … Further reading …

  * e.g.,  ... Further reading … or you could live here .. trapped forever … feeding the minds of clones … 

 [ "further math" ]

1: The 'easy' VCE maths subject. Used to be for dumb people who cannot handle calculus, but now it is full of overachieving spesh kids trying to get 50.

  * e.g.,  ... person1: "I need to get 995 atar for med what subjects should I do? " person2: "Do further maths for the perfect 50" 

 [ "Under Further Review" ]

1: From standard referee vernacular, "The previous play is under further review." Often expressing doubt or attacking the credibility of a previous occurrence or situation.

  * e.g.,  ... Joe: "Do you really think he hooked up with that model?" Tim: "It's under further review, but I'd say not."