Dima-fy
verb; to Dima-fy
To make Crazy-Russian-like, derived from the crack-filled blog of Crazy Russian tennis player Dmitry Tursunov.
A normal person is usually Dima-fied by reading the blog of Dmitry Tursunov, known by most as 'Dima'. A Dima-fied person often shows obvious signs of Dima-ness, symptomized especially by an overuse of exclamation marks.
Example of Dima-ness:
"So I went to the supermarket and bought some water and some cherry juice! Why you ask?! Because I like cherry juice!!!"
To make Crazy-Russian-like, derived from the crack-filled blog of Crazy Russian tennis player Dmitry Tursunov.
A normal person is usually Dima-fied by reading the blog of Dmitry Tursunov, known by most as 'Dima'. A Dima-fied person often shows obvious signs of Dima-ness, symptomized especially by an overuse of exclamation marks.
Example of Dima-ness:
"So I went to the supermarket and bought some water and some cherry juice! Why you ask?! Because I like cherry juice!!!"
"You seem very Dima-fied today!"
"Dima's blog will Dima-fy people."
"Dima's blog will Dima-fy people."