What you ask from a homie when he tells you he's going somewhere. Most likely derived from the Latin 'Assi Totus Listus Tier', which was a colloquial request for contextual information upon one's departure. There is an (obvious) amount of ambiguity of particular interest to linguistic historians which some in the subfield subtly regard as the (not so obvious) greatest schism in academia prior to the codification of the Middle English Vowel Shift.
As a linguistically significant phrase the original did tend to attract more varied glances from those who heard than does the modern reinterpretation, for reasons both societal and religious. However, research shows that this type of slang was rooted in more among the common workermen of the potato farms spotting the countryside.
As a linguistically significant phrase the original did tend to attract more varied glances from those who heard than does the modern reinterpretation, for reasons both societal and religious. However, research shows that this type of slang was rooted in more among the common workermen of the potato farms spotting the countryside.
Jaskus Maximus translated: I must return home and ensure my heir falls asleep.
Manus Hypus translated: Can I get an ass spot tier list?
Manus Hypus translated: Can I get an ass spot tier list?
by Emilio Bromfeld July 24, 2021
Troye Sivan: Hey, do you know where there's a local pot spot (LPS)?
Security Guard: Yes, you can go to that balcony over there.
Security Guard: Yes, you can go to that balcony over there.
by BiStander June 01, 2018
A:"I accidentally pressed the pause and punch button at the same time and now my game is frozen!"
B:"lol nice g-spotting"
B:"lol nice g-spotting"
by T3r3n August 20, 2021
That area on the back of a mans head generally named Sterling that is lacking hair. Can be seen from over 20 feet away. Sometimes it is also shiny.
by Bigdaddy81 December 21, 2017
by Cricket Owlndog November 03, 2020