illusion muscles can be one of two things. one: illusion muscles are when a weak person looking person who looks like he doesnt have any muscles tenses his muscles and his muscles noticeably buldge from his skin, and this person is also quite strong.
the other form of illusion muscles is when, a strong looking person, with big muscles tenses and there is no visible change to his muscle size, this person is also fairly weak.
the other form of illusion muscles is when, a strong looking person, with big muscles tenses and there is no visible change to his muscle size, this person is also fairly weak.
person 1: dude check out that guys arms he must be strong
person 2: hes not that strong, he just has illusion muscles
person 2: hes not that strong, he just has illusion muscles
by the Duke of Mexico June 3, 2010
a dirty south mutha fucka who cant get a car workin in over a year, but can have time for a hot ass girlfriend
by Bob's ure uncle January 21, 2004
The phenomenon by which horizontal rain, when superimposed upon distant landscapes (e.g. mountain ranges) creates a kaleidoscope effect where the panorama appears to move away from the viewer. Also known colloquially through the acronym as 'I.D.P.'
"Man, this horizontal rain is awful, but check out that I.D.P illusion de panoramique- those vistas are spacey!"
by carcha July 13, 2018
When people are able to live the life of people in a certain social class that they them selves do not necessarily fit into .
Guy 1: Look at Bill, he's rich, he lives in the suburbs, has 2 cars, goes to private school, and vacations on the beach.
Guy 2: I've known Bill since he was 5. He used to live in an apartment until he was 7, when he moved to the suburbs he bought the smallest house that he could barely afford. He couldn't even afford cable tv or a DVD player as a kid. The cars he has are both Hondas which are about 8 years old. His family takes one vacation a year, they have 5 people in their house and he goes to private school and a shit amount of financial aid. He's living a complete social class illusion. He's middle class.
Guy 2: I've known Bill since he was 5. He used to live in an apartment until he was 7, when he moved to the suburbs he bought the smallest house that he could barely afford. He couldn't even afford cable tv or a DVD player as a kid. The cars he has are both Hondas which are about 8 years old. His family takes one vacation a year, they have 5 people in their house and he goes to private school and a shit amount of financial aid. He's living a complete social class illusion. He's middle class.
by moconahhh June 27, 2013
This mythical creature is a hobnob muncher and will consume any brand of hobnob. He can get his crumbly hands on the delicious hobnob within seconds while in the vicinity of any Sainsbury’s. If you come between him and his hobnobs, prepare to get nibbled and possibly raped.
by hobnoblover23 March 4, 2019
A fricken shitty ass gif. image that scares the shit out of you when a fucking ghost pops up and scares all the crap out of your body leaving you dead and on the floor... well not literally, but it could happen.
Tim: yo dude don't check out the Blue Trashbag Illusion
Stephen: Why *clicks link* HOLY FUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK!!!!
Tim: i told ya
Stephen: Why *clicks link* HOLY FUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK!!!!
Tim: i told ya
by Berg1392 June 13, 2011
v. to be out getting drunk on gin. In order to catch the crafty fox from French folklore one must visit drinking holes and order large gins as this is most likely where the gentlemanly vulpine will be found. Of course he is a devious creature and extremely difficult to find so many establishments will have to checked and lots of gin will have to be ordered. The meaning is similar to chasing the dragon. (There is always a risk that while you are rolling around on the floor of some dive enveloped in Mother's Ruin that Monsieur Renard will be at your house seducing your wife) This course of action is highly inadvisable.
"I have a day off tomorrow, it should give me an excellent chance to get on the trail of the ever illusive M.Renard"
by Alistair Drummond February 28, 2005