To "Troll her/his Wood" is the act to purposefully confuse some one to the point of utter failure, is done for the sole purpose of generating lulz
Daysen: Hey, it's Robert! Let's go start Trolling His/Her Wood!
Ben: Okay, Watch this...Hey Renaldo!
Robert: Why are you calling me Renaldo?
Ben: That is your name isn't it?
Robert: No, it's Robert!
Teacher: Renaldo! Be Quiet!
Ben: Okay, Watch this...Hey Renaldo!
Robert: Why are you calling me Renaldo?
Ben: That is your name isn't it?
Robert: No, it's Robert!
Teacher: Renaldo! Be Quiet!
by Benson Mel Lee Cartwright December 3, 2010
To "troll her/his wood" is the act to purposefully confuse some one to the point of utter failure. It is done for the sole purpose of generating lulz.
Troll, meaning to the art of deliberately, cleverly, and secretly pissing people off, or attempting to trip the person with a bunch of BS.
And Wood, which usually refers to the male genitals. Some people suggest that a males wood commonly replaces the brain for teenagers. Which is the reason it is called "Trolling His/Her Wood", meaning to confuse them so much, even their brains are tripping.
Troll, meaning to the art of deliberately, cleverly, and secretly pissing people off, or attempting to trip the person with a bunch of BS.
And Wood, which usually refers to the male genitals. Some people suggest that a males wood commonly replaces the brain for teenagers. Which is the reason it is called "Trolling His/Her Wood", meaning to confuse them so much, even their brains are tripping.
Mel: I really feel like Trolling His/Her Wood right now!
Benson: Hey, there's Robert, let's Troll his Wood...watch this!
Benson: Hey Renaldo!
Robert: I think you're confusing me with someone else because my name's not Renaldo!
Mel: Hey Renaldo, I think your shoe is untied!
Robert: My name isn't Renaldo! Stop calling me that!
Teacher: Renaldo, Be quiet!
Benson: Hey, there's Robert, let's Troll his Wood...watch this!
Benson: Hey Renaldo!
Robert: I think you're confusing me with someone else because my name's not Renaldo!
Mel: Hey Renaldo, I think your shoe is untied!
Robert: My name isn't Renaldo! Stop calling me that!
Teacher: Renaldo, Be quiet!
by Benson Mel Lee Cartwright December 4, 2010