when a girl pretends to be a lesbian and therfore turns on a member of the opposite sex. By doing this making the male erect and refusing to stimulate him to ejaculation. Also causing blue ball

A non-existing anime believed to exist by many fans of Dragon Ball Z.

The rumor was believed to have started after Dragon Ball GT ended in Japan. A piece of fan art was shown on the internet bearing a logo "Dragon Ball AF" and a fan-made picture of Super Saiyan 5 Goku. The now-defunct fan-site Majin.com supported the rumor with a lengthy article. But soon afterward, the webmaster recanted his claims, but by then the rumors had grown beyond his control, and the site ceased to be updated a short time later.

More rumors beagn at the end of 2000, but in 2004, the fansite DaizenshuuEX played an april fool`s prank and created anime stills using Adobe Photoshop and a TV commercial using existing artwork.

But the lack of official merchandise, advertising in japanese merchandise, official announcements by Dragon Ball`s creators, and series previews, all prove that Af is fake. And the show`s animators, Vizmedia, and Funimation, have both officialy denied the existence of AF.

Internet Forums' new curse word used to describe remotely ANY possible video on the internet. The level of negative energy that is emitted by FAKE is comparable as that to an annoying movie goer who spoils the movie that you watch, or the viewer who spoils the magic trick that you see, or the viewer who suffers from an inferiority complex and copes by demeaning the essence of any form of media by babbling of how something is fake.

A game invented one a tv show called Scrubs This fake game was made by the janitor and the orderlies, involves a player standing inside a circle and having tennis balls thrown at him or her by the other players. Anybody who catches a rebound moves up to the death line for a closer throw.

A recounting of an imaginary encounter (portrayed as fact) by a liberal moonbat between themselves and a conservative in which the latter usually displays some exaggerated, stereotypical speech or behavior assigned to conservatives which the liberal defines as repugnant in some way. It may also involve a "conversion", in which the (usually lifelong) conservative reaches an epiphany, realizes the error of his or her ways, and instantly becomes a diehard liberal as a result.

The teller of the tale may describe themselves as a passive observer, may claim to have engaged the conservative in innocuous conversation to draw them out or may say they actively confronted the conservative over their speech or behavior. When confronting the conservative, the liberal invariably comes out on top of the exchange, embarrassing the conservative, exposing their lie(s) and/or hypocrisy, and may cause the conservative to instantly discover how blind they've been, resulting in the aforementioned conversion.

Common elements of the imaginary encounter usually include the liberal and conservative interacting alone but may occur before onlookers, who either cheer on the liberal for their devastating rhetoric or congratulate them afterwards on their "victory" over the neanderthal conservative. The conservative is always dull-witted and is always either left speechless, fumbles or mumbles their argument, is shamed into silence, reacts in some egregious ma...

kfc adverts would have you believe that their food is "finger-lickin' good", but many people disagree, and find this particular brand of fried bird entrails to be somewhat unpleasant - hence tarnishing the positivity of the phrase.
thus, "ball-lickin' good" has become the phrase of choice to signify something that really is quite exceptionally good.
logically speaking, this makes more sense: surveys have shown that 97% of men would rather have their balls licked than their fingers.

A code-word or phrase to be used when communicating covertly to one's associate in front of other's; specifically indicating a big success with the usuallyjanky mission at hand.