rockin and rollin

A drug combination of extacy and viagra, a party drug cocktail. To get you up and keep you going.

After leaving the silver fox strip club leroy picked up a stripper for a half of stack he took his viagra and extacy with some hen dog, he was about to be rockin and rollin.

by bert2 May 22, 2006

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Bitch i'm rollin

having some sort of illegal fun. usually occuring at some type of party... normally involving alcohol or recreactional drug use.

1: "i'm having a party tonight, you commin?"
2: "bitch i'm rollin?"
1: "is you might be?" ha!

by j'r0o July 6, 2007

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Piece of shit high school full of posers and gay niggers from outer space. The teachers suck and should go fuck donkey shit. I'd rather stare at goatse the entire day than go to school here even though I do that anyways. I went to this school and now I'm doing Backdoor Sluts 10 and even Debbie(does Dallas) wont come here. Stay away or else...CRACK BITCH

I would rather have God's almighty penis gyrating in my stretched ass that would put GOatse to shame than go to rowland high school.

by johnathon lee April 20, 2005

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rolling thunder

In music, specifically rock, when the lead guitar and rhythm guitar play in sync, usually during the chorus.

The rolling thunder of Angus and Malcolm Young in "Shoot to Thrill" really kicks ass!

by Mr. Bark January 6, 2009

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Just Kidding Rowling

An insult aimed at J.K. Rowling by wannabe literature snobs who like to spend all their time critiquing teen fantasy books because they're bitter that nobody wants to publish their own rubbish. The root of the insult is that J.K. Rowling uses a lot of the plot device deus ex machina (in this case, going back and changing the ending as in reversing time to fix a problem or adding/changing a detail hence "just kidding!"), widely considered a literary cop-out but generally accepted in literature intended for children by all but the most persnickety critics.

Hermione goes back in time in Harry Potter book 3 so that Sirius Black can escape prison.

"There goes old Just Kidding Rowling again!"

by Peppermint Swirl March 3, 2009

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