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Scott’s rollin stone 

The act of passing a kidney stone while having intercourse and the kidney stone gets lost in mams vast vag. Now the woman has to re pass the stone if she can find it.
It doesn’t hurt anymore after I pulled a Scott’s rollin stone in her last night.

rolling stone 

A person who likes to move often or is unwilling to settle down in one place or with one person or both. This phrase is based on the old saying "a rolling stone gathers no moss."
"Papa was a rolling stone, my son.
Wherever he laid his hat was his home.
(And when he died) All he left us was alone."

-THE TEMPTATIONS

rolling stone 

A metaphor for something that is always moving or changing. This phrase has many connections to music: It's the name of a magazine that focuses on pop culture and music, it's the name of a band, and it's a lyric in a song by Bob Dylan. These three things may be connected. A possible origin of this phrase is the old saying, "a rolling stone gathers no moss."
rolling stone by Dave September 8, 2003

rolling stone 

A "magazine" of advertisements, with the occasional article of value. A great example of corporate America using the entertainment industry as puppets to try and peddle their bullshit wares.
rolling stone by Mike August 26, 2003

rolling stone 

A biweekly collection of glossy advertisements that sells for $3.95.
Rolling Stone exists to market products.
rolling stone by jesus w. bush December 14, 2004

Rolling Stone 

A political magazine disguised as a music magazine.
Every time I look at a Rolling Stone, I swear there are more political articles than music articles. I don't read a MUSIC magazine for the fucking politics. I read it for the MUSIC.
Rolling Stone by LoganR93 September 11, 2011