Wif guns and wif lasers

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[edit] Etymology

Coined by Sun "Erich" Hill while describing an accessory feature of an ingenious device he had conceived which would launch compact discs violently at an enemy while also playing the music contained on said disc.

[edit] Adverb, Adjective

Wif guns and wif lasers

1. involving the use of weapons or force, often weapons of a fantastic nature.

   The gangsters came at me wif guns and wif lasers.

2. involving the ostentatious use of bright lights and loud sounds.

   You should've been at the Aerosmith concert; it was, like, wif guns and wif lasers.

3. by extension, (something done) in a fantastic, showy, or ostentatious manner.

   Stop acting all wif guns and wif lasers just 'cause you saw Aerosmith, like, eight times and I haven't.

[edit] Usage notes

Though use of this phrase related to the original intent is preferred, it can be used as a common intensifier for any sentence, or an interjection in and of itself. Cf. and snakes eat 'em.

[edit] See also

• wif
• wif a laser
• werf
• werf it