flag trip

Things old people say. I interpret it to mean an experimental run at some activity. Perhaps affiliated with the concept of carrying the family flag to some new location.

Glad to hear you had a nice flag trip out to some place you've considered moving to

by CauselessEffect March 7, 2020

Golf trip

The pure joy of not hearing ones family because you are far enough away from them. This usually takes place on a trip of some sort where golf is played and large quantities of alcohol are consumed. This rare occurrence usually lasts for 3-5 days and is as infrequent as eggs benedict. Often caused by marriage.

While on a golf trip John asked Did you hear that?
Mike: No
Phil: Me either

by Par 1 and 10 May 20, 2013

Trip to Larne

This one is dedicated to one of our mutual friends, who knocked one out while driving to Larne to pass the time.

When we get back into the office we are inevitably asked where we have been, as a homage to that driving incident we always say we took a "trip to larne".

by Dogster December 14, 2006

Trip

A man with a tiny cock and is most likely gay but is to shy to tell anyone/ come out of the closet, will always be the sussy bacca in the corner of the boys locker rooms

“Gabe” is he beating his meat?

“Brock” not again

“Isaac” fifth time this period

*trip rapidly starts busting a nut all over his PE clothes*

by Garyyy69 December 10, 2021

Trip D

A organization originating in delta company that has made a vowed to always choose the easy wrong over the hard right. the group is ran by 5 OGs which make all the decisions like distribution of contraband or illegal dog use. Membership spans worldwide, theres no telling what there capable of

Only Trip D knows what each D stands for

by meaty chudd September 1, 2009

Dax Trip

(noun)
1. A ride on Daxton’s erect penis.
2. A series of flights that Daxton is scheduled to pilot.

“When I heard he was a pilot, I just knew I had to go on a Dax Trip."

by Higster September 20, 2019

Grief/tragedy/sympathy guilt trip

News stories that get more and more desperate until people submit into doing anything the media/government/healthcare industry/scientists want them to do.

Last week's grief/tragedy/sympathy guilt trip was a recycled story from the Trump era about a young guy that still thought the coronavirus was a hoax until he ended up in ICU. When that didn't increase vaccination rates, the grief/tragedy/sympathy industry got more desperate and had a guy talking emotionally about how you can save his one year old in Arkansas even if you live halfway across the country by getting in line for a vaccine. Just do what these people say and everyone will be okay, just meet their demands is what the grief/tragedy/sympathy industry is trying to prime people's subconcious with.

by The Original Agahnim August 11, 2021