“Dylan had more time to ride his Peloton because he lived a condo lifestyle and didn’t need to worry about mowing the lawn.”
by Blue Collar Father February 9, 2022
Cruiser Clothing. Struggle & Strength. Always Real, Forever Loyal, Family First, Living Life to the Fullest, Forever Free. Always Down.
Company Overview
Cruiser Represents a Mentality. The way you live your life. Doing what you have to do no matter what. The Struggle and Strength. Its the fight, the struggle and holding your head up and doing what you have to do in life. No complaints, Handle business, Stand Strong and Push Forward.
Cruiser Lifestyle represents those who are always real, forever loyal, put their family first, Live life to the fullest, who are forever free and always down.
No matter where you are in life. Whether your running a business or doing time. Its about being strong, handling business no matter what it is and never forgetting who you are, where you are from and what you represent in life. Cruiser represents the Lifestyle, the mentality.
Loyality. Pride. Brotherhood. Respect
Company Overview
Cruiser Represents a Mentality. The way you live your life. Doing what you have to do no matter what. The Struggle and Strength. Its the fight, the struggle and holding your head up and doing what you have to do in life. No complaints, Handle business, Stand Strong and Push Forward.
Cruiser Lifestyle represents those who are always real, forever loyal, put their family first, Live life to the fullest, who are forever free and always down.
No matter where you are in life. Whether your running a business or doing time. Its about being strong, handling business no matter what it is and never forgetting who you are, where you are from and what you represent in life. Cruiser represents the Lifestyle, the mentality.
Loyality. Pride. Brotherhood. Respect
by halfmoonbay December 2, 2011
by Dr Bunnygirl December 14, 2019
a stereoytpe used by social/political conservatives to describe gay men being promiscuous, drinking, bar hopping, using drugs, cross-dressing and orgies. However, heterosexual men and women engage in these most of these behaviors as swingers, during beach week and spring break, in Las Vegas, on Miami's South Beach and at fraternity and sorority parties.
"Gay lifestyle is used by conservative homophobes to vilify gay people. When people are asked what gay lifestyle means most of them will only mention things that elicit a negative response: Drinking, drugs, promiscuity, cross-dressing, bar hopping and orgies."
They seem to neglect the fact most of these things (with the possible exception of cross dressing) are parts of straight society as well." Sketchy Mess Jeoffery
They seem to neglect the fact most of these things (with the possible exception of cross dressing) are parts of straight society as well." Sketchy Mess Jeoffery
by K Joyce October 29, 2009
Derived from the skateboarding culture, where 'hammer' means a really difficult trick, usually involving some danger. Like busting a trick on a handrail or set of stairs. Lifestyle hammers are the same principle, but involving non-skateboarding situations.
Stormy: oi woody rip that bong bro.
Woody: nahhh dude iv already had like 5 cones.
Stormy: cmon dude it'll be a mad lifestyle hammer
Today I drove manual in traffic while eating a mcchicken meal on the run. It was a mad lifestyle hammer.
Woody: nahhh dude iv already had like 5 cones.
Stormy: cmon dude it'll be a mad lifestyle hammer
Today I drove manual in traffic while eating a mcchicken meal on the run. It was a mad lifestyle hammer.
by LT SK8 September 9, 2011
Being young, partying, and enjoying life by going out clubbing and raging. Similar to how the rapper Machine Gun Kelly(MGK) operates. It's really all about having fun while you are young before adult responsibilities are a factor like children, and mortgages.
He won't go to the club, he's not about that MGK Lifestyle.
Take another shot, we living that MGK Lifestyle.
I know you work tomorrow but let's go out and have fun, this is that MGK Lifestyle.
Take another shot, we living that MGK Lifestyle.
I know you work tomorrow but let's go out and have fun, this is that MGK Lifestyle.
by indasax March 20, 2016
To indulge in life to its fullest by engaging in activities such as:
1. consuming mass amounts of alcohol
2. posting up at local bars (Park Bar, Tom's Tavern)
3. busting out ridiculous signature dance moves like the Tomahawk chop, the hand-bob, and the Orange Juice
4. spending most of your salary on a vehicle you never drive
5. jumping thru your own back windshield
6. sleeping in a minivan at a used car lot
7. walking into the wrong house at 3AM and being booked by the cops
8. watching the evolution and buddyhood organizational development unfold
9. taking dance lessons where learning how to dance is secondary and obsessing over your instructor is primary, and barely affording to pay for said lessons
10. bunny-scaring while at celebratory group events
11. working on your fitness while doing buddy curls and drinking protein shakes
12. embracing your own lifestyle and letting others know about it
13. marketing dedication for turbos and shawties
14. spending 24 hrs a day 7 days a week thinking about how bad you need a turbo
15. man-e-facing
1. consuming mass amounts of alcohol
2. posting up at local bars (Park Bar, Tom's Tavern)
3. busting out ridiculous signature dance moves like the Tomahawk chop, the hand-bob, and the Orange Juice
4. spending most of your salary on a vehicle you never drive
5. jumping thru your own back windshield
6. sleeping in a minivan at a used car lot
7. walking into the wrong house at 3AM and being booked by the cops
8. watching the evolution and buddyhood organizational development unfold
9. taking dance lessons where learning how to dance is secondary and obsessing over your instructor is primary, and barely affording to pay for said lessons
10. bunny-scaring while at celebratory group events
11. working on your fitness while doing buddy curls and drinking protein shakes
12. embracing your own lifestyle and letting others know about it
13. marketing dedication for turbos and shawties
14. spending 24 hrs a day 7 days a week thinking about how bad you need a turbo
15. man-e-facing
by Crenny Cren Cren September 17, 2008