The2ndFlood's definitions
by the2ndflood January 25, 2017
Get the J-Wallmug. The Term "Making A Moon" is a sexual term. It means stretching someone anus out as far as possible; making it into a moon-shape.
(Man 1) How do you want to get to Florida; do you want to fly there? (Man 2) Hell no! With security as paranoid as they are. I don't want some guy Making A Moon out of my butt hole!
by the2ndflood September 26, 2008
Get the Making A Moonmug. 1. A person with little to no knowledge or experience in the ways of love, who offers advice. 2. Someone who can't keep a relationship going, but is more then willing to offer ways for others to keep theirs strong.
How can you offer me advice when you can't even stay loyal for more then a week? You are such a Sage Lover.
by the2ndflood December 9, 2007
Get the Sage Lovermug. 1. The use of force to repair an object. 2 Kicking, punching, a mechanical item to make it work again.
Why would I need a mechanic to fix my car? I just used Thump Mechanics and kicked that bitch until it worked again!
by the2ndflood December 5, 2007
Get the Thump Mechanicsmug. 1. A male that can not outlast a woman during sex. 2. A lazy man who only thinks about his own sexual pleasure.
by the2ndflood October 4, 2007
Get the Never Lastmug. "Asian Fakies" are a very rare type of model And/Or adult film star that is both Asian and has breast implants. Asian women normally do not get such enhancements, so Asian Fakies are not very common. But this makes them more unique. Examples of Asian Fakies include Francine Dee, Minka, Lena Li and Sakura Sena.
It's weird; I'm not always into breasts implants, but I have not yet seen any Asian Fakies that I did not like. It's just so rare that it's sexy on a whole different level!
by the2ndflood September 26, 2008
Get the Asian Fakiesmug. A YouTube Tail Chase or YouTube Tail Chase Loop, refers to the endless re-buffering of a video during streaming. With the loading of Youtube videos comes a circle, with smaller circles going around it. This circle icon appears in the middle of the video during the streaming process. These circles look like a dog chasing it's own tail around in an endless circle. YouTube Tail Chase Loops commonly occur when trying to watch multiple videos at once. If a 1 minute video Re-Buffers 5 or more times, then that can be considered a YouTube Tail Chase. And if a 5 or 10 minute video that never finishes playing, because it doesn't come out of the rebuffering process, is then considered a YouTube Tail Chase Loop.
I got stuck in a YouTube Tail Chase when I was trying to watch a clip of some dumb kid who lit himself on fire. It took me 15 minutes to watch a 2 minute clip!!!
by the2ndflood August 15, 2008
Get the YouTube Tail Chasemug.