by bobbytee August 21, 2010
Acting with bravado over email when in a face to face situation the emailer would be in a subservient position.
Related to beer muscles where the internet is substituted for alcohol.
Can also take the form of “message board muscles”
Related to beer muscles where the internet is substituted for alcohol.
Can also take the form of “message board muscles”
Example: a man in an email to his friends claims his wife does what she is told. In reality the man is a follower. Dave has email muscles when it comes to his wife.
by CMFuss May 1, 2008
n. false bravado; Dutch courage; the powers one imagines one has after one has consumed 19 pints of beer.
Man1: I'm a gonna go and pick up that incredibly hot girl over there - the one who's sitting with that huge looking footballer.
Man2: Whoa, haven't your beer muscles grown!
Man2: Whoa, haven't your beer muscles grown!
by nofntalent April 13, 2004
most muscle shirts come in these colors and
can be taken seriously yet don't draw attention.
1.Gray
2.Blue
3.White
4.Brown
5.Black
can be taken seriously yet don't draw attention.
1.Gray
2.Blue
3.White
4.Brown
5.Black
drake: man why are all these shirt colors bland ?
johnny: because they are masculine /muscle colors they don't
draw attention unlike daring colors.
johnny: because they are masculine /muscle colors they don't
draw attention unlike daring colors.
by purple skull July 2, 2010
An automotive vehicle from the 40's, 50's, 60's, or 70's characterized by big displacement V-8s, big tires, chrome wheels, dual exhuast, racing stripes or flames, blowers, and speed.
"In a 15 year bloom, before tightening emission regulations and rocketing gas prices stamped extinct on an entire breed of cars in the '70s, America's automobile industry produced the most memorable cars built anywhere, anytime: "The American Muscle Car." While today's modern squeaky clean cars may approach the performance numbers put up 35 years ago, they will never duplicate the rush generated by 400-plus cubic inches fighting for tracion through period bias-ply tires. Pity today's car enthusiasts who think variable valve timing is the hot setup."
-Bruce Armstrong
-Bruce Armstrong
by Wicked76 September 28, 2003
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