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by Jeremy February 6, 2003
A word derived from the motherland of Poland and now used commonly in the northeastern part of the United States and Canada.It is used in context with Polish people and roundheads. Can also be found as a prefix to Mosh. (YosheeMosh)
by Jeremy June 2, 2004
by Jeremy April 4, 2004
Another name for receving head.
taken from a story in a book about a guy getting head from a girl with pop rocks in her mouth. You don't have to have the pop rocks in your mouth when you do it....especially if you're blonde, cuz blondes are good at it anyway
taken from a story in a book about a guy getting head from a girl with pop rocks in her mouth. You don't have to have the pop rocks in your mouth when you do it....especially if you're blonde, cuz blondes are good at it anyway
Me: Earin and i just pop rocked...she said she didn't know what she was doing, but man!, it was the best ever. I think she says she doesn't know what she's doing just to trick me...but then she just attacks with good-ness.
You: I wish my g/f would pop rock.
Me: Sucks for you dude. My girl is so great.
You: I wish my g/f would pop rock.
Me: Sucks for you dude. My girl is so great.
by Jeremy October 12, 2004
Another name for receving head.
taken from the Green Day song, "Pop Rocks and Coke", a song about a guy getting head from a girl with pop rocks in her mouth. Althought it hasn't gotten that far....it might.
taken from the Green Day song, "Pop Rocks and Coke", a song about a guy getting head from a girl with pop rocks in her mouth. Althought it hasn't gotten that far....it might.
Me: Earin and i just pop rocked...she said she didn't know what she was doing, but man!, it was the best ever. I think she says she doesn't know what she's doing just to trick me...but then she just attacks with good-ness.
You: I wish my g/f would pop rock.
Me: Sucks for you dude. My girl is so great.
You: I wish my g/f would pop rock.
Me: Sucks for you dude. My girl is so great.
by Jeremy October 7, 2004
by Jeremy April 18, 2005
U.S. Rifle, Cal. .30 M1
A clip fed, air cooled, shoulder fired, semi-automatic weapon. First adopted in 1936, it served the military until 1957 when it was replaced by the M14.
A clip fed, air cooled, shoulder fired, semi-automatic weapon. First adopted in 1936, it served the military until 1957 when it was replaced by the M14.
by Jeremy October 24, 2003