fallout and chill

Actual chilling while playing Fallout. Rarely ends with sex depending on the interest of the person not playing.

Girl: Fallout and chill?
Guy: Sure.
Girl: Wanna fuck?
Guy: Another settlement needs my help.

by Lone Wanderer July 18, 2016

follower farm

A commercial operation that creates fake followers for social media. Usually in Indian subcontinent.

All your twitter followers were grown in a follower farm by keyboard wallahs

by the real juju July 30, 2017

follow come

From Nigerian Pidgin English, It means accessories that comes along with the purchase of a brand new product.

Can also be interchangeably used for original.

A: should I get a new lense for my camera?
B: the follow come lense is good enough for now.

A: Lend me your charger
B: Don't misplace it o, na follow come.

by danolez February 6, 2020

followingbabyaugustsimpz

Such a nerd

I love followingbabyaugustsimpz. RIGHT?She is so funny.

by viperionisthebesthero July 2, 2021

precipital fallout

The surplus water that is left in trees and other overhanging plants after a previous rain shower. Even after the rain itself has stopped falling, the precipital fallout still lingers, much like the radioactive fallout of a nuclear explosion.

Zack: Hey Devin! Why are you soaking wet?

Devin: You know that storm we had yesterday? I was just hit by some precipital fallout when I walked under those trees over there.

Zack: Oh...HA!

by DR192 June 14, 2009

Courtesy Follow

Following someone via tumblr, twitter or any other such medium but only because they followed you first. You most likely have no actual interest in what this person is posting but don't have the guts to let them know that.

Person A: Some random guy just followed me.
Person B: Just go with a courtesy follow.

by 56897 October 20, 2009

Texas Fellowship

Rejuvenating weekend of cooking BBQ at the fair, best buds, good suds, decadent shaved ice, UFC on a big tv, some great dogs who think they are tough, surrogate moms and to-be moms, and one noxious skunk who couldn't stop the good times.

Thought about seeing a doctor to get on meds for my depression, but it turned out that all I really needed was some Texas Fellowship.

by rottenfruit May 9, 2010