The Spoon Reflection

when one looks at themselves in a spoon, and their reflection in the spoon looks exactly like another person.

"I looked in a spoon today and remarkably the reflection in of me in the spoon looked like a really weird looking friend of mine. I believe my friend has a case of 'The Spoon Reflection'!"

by OWJIEOWJE October 25, 2009

Post-nut reflection

The moment of complete self reflection and clarity immediately following busting a huge nut.

"the Post-nut reflection hit me, and the self reflection and realisation kicked in"

by Sheldonisautistic February 3, 2018

Recreational fuck you

Telling someone they can go fuck themselves with an app. 95% chance of remaining friends afterwards.

Recreational Fuck You:

Joe: "Fuck you, Bill."
Bill: "Yeah, see you on monday."

by submittor134 October 4, 2010

lane rejection

Lane rejection is when you're sitting at a red light on a multi-lane road, and the person coming up behind you switches lanes to get behind someone else who looks faster.

My Pinto gets lane rejected all the time. Sometimes I'm the only one in my lane!

I've got to get a new car, I've got a chronic case of Lane Rejection!

by Phoenyx April 7, 2006

reflection

Something that you can see yourself in; as in a mirror, or in another person similar to you. Also a very good Tool song.

I can see my reflection in the mirror.

My twin brother is a reflection of me.

by cory July 17, 2004

reserection

Reserection (or res-erection), when you save an erection that had softened from unpleasant thoughts by looking at or thinking about something stimulating again.

My mate: Oi, did you fuck 'er last night?
Me: Fuck yeah mate, but I had to do a bit of a reserection. 'Accidentally glanced over at 'er dresser & saw a photo of her mum in a bloody wetsuit.
My mate: How'd you save it, mate?
Me: Looking next to 'er mum & looking at 'er in the wetsuit.
My mate: Fuckin' nice save, mate.

by Killossal March 18, 2017

Recreational Alcoholic

a term to describe an individual who tends to consume alcohol in quantities some would call 'binge' worthy on a regular basis in a social setting with friends.

John and his friends were described as recreational alcoholics by fellow peers as they continue on their weekly drinking sessions together in the aim to get smashed.

by musicianlewis May 18, 2010