Hat Or No Hat?

A game played primarily by the Yahtzee elite of Sydney's Northern Beaches.

While watching television, players call out either "hat" or "no hat". The player with the remote then changes the channel to the Country Music Channel. If the first person seen on screen is wearing a hat, those players that called "hat" win and vice versa.
If, when the channel is changed to CMC and there are both people with and without hats on screen simultaneously, the result is then based on the hat or no hat status of the first person to sing solo.
Variation: Can also be used as a 2x bonus at the end of a game of Yahtzee. This requires players to write down their selection before the channel is changed, instead of calling it out.

An unnecessary addition to something that was previously working without it--like putting a hat on top of another hat. In comedy, this is used when placing two funny things too close to each other so that they distract from each other.

Trying too hard to make something obvious, typically comedic.

Commonly used by Silent Bob on Wakinglimb forums. Used as a punchline in a poor joke, or totally randomly.

or just to be used when you have no come back line at the ready, it confuses people cause they dont know what the hell your talking bout

An individual that spends most of their time smoking a substance i.e., marajuna, cigarettes, cigars.