The fetish to anything that is fleshy, or fleshy or big and holdable in nature other then the breasts and buttocks.
1: I had dated this girl and we had sex and she started loving my calves, and then my nose, and biceps.
2: Oh, she’s a total fleshy flesher.
1: I kind of like this though.
2: Oh, she’s a total fleshy flesher.
1: I kind of like this though.
by Justicewithtacosandweed August 08, 2018
A man who’s a complete sarcastic king. Originating from the character of the same name from Need For Speed Heat.
by Justicewithtacosandweed November 14, 2019
The ultimate revival of something that has been dead for a while.
Originating from the success of Need For Speed Heat.
Originating from the success of Need For Speed Heat.
Are you ready for the summer bash this year?
Uh. It was fuckinf lame last year!
Don’t worry. It will be a Heat this year! I heard they invited more people.
Uh. It was fuckinf lame last year!
Don’t worry. It will be a Heat this year! I heard they invited more people.
by Justicewithtacosandweed November 14, 2019
by Justicewithtacosandweed November 14, 2019
by Justicewithtacosandweed July 12, 2020
To scare someone by screaming loudly and jumping at them. Originating from the commercials that promote the product of the same name.
My brother tries to k-fee every time I watch k-fee screamers. I guess I would call it a double k-fee.
by Justicewithtacosandweed December 16, 2019
An old series of coffee flavored energy drink commercials featuring, “screamers”, which show a relaxing scene that gets abruptly interrupted by a zombie or a gargoyle while screaming, which could potentially scare the viewer. This concept is to demonstrate the effects of their products.
In 2019, the ads brought back by a YouTube user named Finder Lurker. But unlike the original commercials, which had zombies and gargoyles as the creatures jumping up, the creature that pops up is now a demonic ghost-like trans woman. These “modern” advertisements have not been proven to be official and still remain a mystery among fans of the ads.
In 2019, the ads brought back by a YouTube user named Finder Lurker. But unlike the original commercials, which had zombies and gargoyles as the creatures jumping up, the creature that pops up is now a demonic ghost-like trans woman. These “modern” advertisements have not been proven to be official and still remain a mystery among fans of the ads.
Person 1: Have you seen the new K-fee ads?
Person 2: Yeah, they’re scary! I couldn’t sleep for a whole week!
Person 2: Yeah, they’re scary! I couldn’t sleep for a whole week!
by Justicewithtacosandweed December 15, 2019