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Wefbeslabkjs;'/'''''':ok
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by legalize nuclear warheads June 2, 2023
by urmumsleftnut November 24, 2021
v.t.- To thoroughly bitch-slap someone upside the head with a lengthy thin object such as a 2-by-4 or a book; to own
Example 1:
Guy 1:'holy anus! Did you see that guy just get chessed!?'
Guy 2:'Hell yeah I did!'
Example 2:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulQZ-4hiB4U&feature=related
Guy 1:'holy anus! Did you see that guy just get chessed!?'
Guy 2:'Hell yeah I did!'
Example 2:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulQZ-4hiB4U&feature=related
by D.D. Fields March 22, 2009
Refers to having a pointless debate with somebody utterly ignorant of the subject matter, but standing on a dogmatic position that cannot be moved with any amount of education or logic, but who always proclaims victory.
Origin:
"Debating creationists on the topic of evolution is rather like trying to play chess with a pigeon; it knocks the pieces over, craps on the board, and flies back to its flock to claim victory." -- Scott D. Weitzenhoffer (From an Amazon.com book review)
Origin:
"Debating creationists on the topic of evolution is rather like trying to play chess with a pigeon; it knocks the pieces over, craps on the board, and flies back to its flock to claim victory." -- Scott D. Weitzenhoffer (From an Amazon.com book review)
Man, trying to explain to those moon landing deniers that the Apollo program was real is like playing pigeon chess -- all they do is knock the pieces over and crap on the board.
by nemo nemo October 13, 2009
Shayne: Yeah fuck that guy
Courtney: He's a Chesse Dick
Kimmy: ...you said that last time. What does it even mean?
Courtney: He's a Chesse Dick
Kimmy: ...you said that last time. What does it even mean?
by Gayguywhosenotactuallygay September 10, 2019
by Urban Dictionary July 11, 2008
When you're playing a game of chess and you see everything. You know what moves your opponent can and almost certainly will make. You know your vulnerabilities and how to protect them. You have multiple separate plans of attack, that are multi-step moves, ready to go based on how your opponent plays. And you can for-see full chain reactions when different moves are played. You are in control and can only be surprised by a significantly better player or someone who doesn't know what they're doing.
Kevin: "Damn dude, you played a sick game. You had everything locked down."
Ryan: "I had full chess clarity. It was almost impossible for me to lose."
Ryan: "I had full chess clarity. It was almost impossible for me to lose."
by BrysonStrong August 2, 2021