In reference to how police/SWAT teams will "stack up" when entering a building, it is a challenge to government officials and law enforcement agents to personally and physically enforce gun control legislation. Most commonly used in libertarian/anarchist Twitter circles when responding to pro-gun control politicians, similarly to "Molon Labe"/"Come and Get It"/"Come and Get Them".
by indianarchist June 08, 2022
by Count chocula February 24, 2016
A position in a threesome where a guy is on the bottom fucking a guy who is simultaneously fucking someone else
by Bozzzzz October 06, 2023
by Jemes21 December 22, 2023
This chocolate bar is stacked! You should try it man!
Dude, don't try this chocolate bar, it's pretty stacked.
I can't believe we did that! It was so stacked!
Dude, don't try this chocolate bar, it's pretty stacked.
I can't believe we did that! It was so stacked!
by Owlycat July 04, 2016
Faceplanted, fell, biffed, beefed, eaten shit. A person who has stacked has fully, bodily fallen all the way down, completely off of their feet. Always involves pain, usually accompanied by injury whether great or small, to stack is to hit the ground with your body, and without intention, so it necessarily hurts. A faceplant is always a stack, not every stack is a faceplant, thankfully.
This was common usage in skate culture in Northern California Bay Area in the 1980s, still used frequently by surviving GenX of that area, we have passed it on to our children. Probably came about by watching our friends fly off of their skateboards perpendicular to the ground so when they hit, it stacked their body onto the asphalt or concrete. I can't believe this isn't already here.
This was common usage in skate culture in Northern California Bay Area in the 1980s, still used frequently by surviving GenX of that area, we have passed it on to our children. Probably came about by watching our friends fly off of their skateboards perpendicular to the ground so when they hit, it stacked their body onto the asphalt or concrete. I can't believe this isn't already here.
Chris hella stacked grinding that rail, he broke his clavicle and his nuts at the same time, he'll be in the hospital a few more days, but we can visit.
**"grinding a rail" refers to a skateboard maneuver that involves sliding your board down a railing on the deck- the part that is stood on to ride
**"grinding a rail" refers to a skateboard maneuver that involves sliding your board down a railing on the deck- the part that is stood on to ride
by TheRealBigAl August 06, 2022
Faceplanted, fell, biffed, beefed, eaten shit. A person who has stacked has fully, bodily fallen all the way down, completely off of their feet. Always involves pain, usually accompanied by injury whether great or small, to stack is to hit the ground with your body, and without intention, so it necessarily hurts. A faceplant is always a stack, not every stack is a faceplant, thankfully.
This was common usage in skate culture in Northern California Bay Area in the 1980s, still used frequently by surviving GenX of that area, we have passed it on to our children. Probably came about by watching our friends fly off of their skateboards perpendicular to the ground so when they hit, it stacked their body onto the asphalt or concrete. I can't believe this isn't already here.
This was common usage in skate culture in Northern California Bay Area in the 1980s, still used frequently by surviving GenX of that area, we have passed it on to our children. Probably came about by watching our friends fly off of their skateboards perpendicular to the ground so when they hit, it stacked their body onto the asphalt or concrete. I can't believe this isn't already here.
Chris hella stacked grinding that rail, he broke his clavicle and his nuts at the same time, he'll be in the hospital a few more days, but we can visit.
**"grinding a rail" refers to a skateboard maneuver that involves sliding your board down a railing on the deck- the part that is stood on to ride
**"grinding a rail" refers to a skateboard maneuver that involves sliding your board down a railing on the deck- the part that is stood on to ride
by TheRealBigAl August 06, 2022