talljacking
I told him to park his tongue, but he kept on talljacking and shit, pillow talking and motor mouthing and trying to impress that bitch.
talljacking by yanar December 28, 2005
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Tagjacking
Hijacking a shared resource tag, such as a Twitter hashtag or Delicious category for personal gain or to dominate the conversation.
Our shared conference tag was great until all the advertisers starting tagjacking the conversation with sales pitches.
Brian Brushwood was totally tagjacking the live Twitter hashtag feed at the Digg party, and it really got out of hand.
Brian Brushwood was totally tagjacking the live Twitter hashtag feed at the Digg party, and it really got out of hand.
Tagjacking by arlingtone April 15, 2010
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tacojacking by sqitso July 20, 2010
tablejacking
making an unwarranted advance on somebody else's table, and camping there until closing time (or until you pay them to leave). similar to carjacking, but it involves more beer.
we were just chilling at a table in the bar, when out of nowhere some unchoice LA chicks tablejacked us. had to pay the uglier one 10 bucks just to get them to leave. we were victims of a tablejacking.
tablejacking by bri_man82 February 23, 2008
tallywacking
The common act of shaking ones male reproductive organ to remove the last few drops of urine after a trip to the bathroom
tallywacking by LJP corp April 8, 2021
tallywacking tits
tallywacking tits by Andre Cage May 17, 2008
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Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.
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