The process of stretching a person's piercings from one gauge to a higher gauge.
Common gauging movements are from 8g to 6g, 2g to 0g and 1/2"g to 5/8"g.
Gauging too fast can cause tearing or a blowout.
Common gauging movements are from 8g to 6g, 2g to 0g and 1/2"g to 5/8"g.
Gauging too fast can cause tearing or a blowout.
by Denis Baldwin February 03, 2004

Tattoo artist from California that revolutionized the tattooing community today. When people think of "traditional" tattoos, they think of Sailor Jerry's work.
by Denis Baldwin February 03, 2004

Following the performance of The Shocker.
When you insert your index and middle fingers in the woman's vagina and pinky in her anus. After giving her a few good minutes of double duty finger banging, pull your fingers out and give your index and middle finger a quick sniff and pinky a good sucking, all in one smooth motion.(a.k.a. Smoking the Pinky.)
When you insert your index and middle fingers in the woman's vagina and pinky in her anus. After giving her a few good minutes of double duty finger banging, pull your fingers out and give your index and middle finger a quick sniff and pinky a good sucking, all in one smooth motion.(a.k.a. Smoking the Pinky.)
by Denis Baldwin December 19, 2003

A spoof on the pop culture brand West Coast Choppers, making fun of guys who turn things into cool toys.
by Denis Baldwin June 03, 2004

A state of being that embodies the aggrevation of not getting what you want, the zealous nature of your lust, the unconditional love you know is possible, the repetitive beating of your head against the glass and the euphoric feeling that rushes to the head with you realize you might finally get what you've always wanted.
Aggrevation
Zealoty
Unconditonal Live
Repetitive beating of the head
Eurphoria
Aggrevation
Zealoty
Unconditonal Live
Repetitive beating of the head
Eurphoria
by Denis Baldwin February 11, 2004

The best of the best. Usually refers to where wine or liquor are kept in a specialty liquor store. The best stuff is kept at the top for display until someone needs it.
by Denis Baldwin June 30, 2004
