this is when you shape your ball sack into looking like the paws of these various animals:
dog, sheep, lama, moose or sword fish
This is a dangerous stunt if done unsuporvised.
dog, sheep, lama, moose or sword fish
This is a dangerous stunt if done unsuporvised.
by sackapopalus March 31, 2009
Rumble in the Sack basically means to engage in the act of sexual intercourse. This can be with a man or woman. Rumbling in the Sack mainly means having sexual intercourse in a bed of sorts. This isn't a phrase used often as it is quite an old phrase. It is mainly used for classroom situations.
Holly: Hey Amber!
Amber: Oh, Holly! I haven't spoken to you in a while!
Holly: Yeah! I bet you were too busy having a Rumble in the Sack!
Amber: Yeah I was!
Amber: Oh, Holly! I haven't spoken to you in a while!
Holly: Yeah! I bet you were too busy having a Rumble in the Sack!
Amber: Yeah I was!
by llama llama girl 112 January 23, 2012
A word to describe a game that pot-heads play. They gather in a circle and toss the sack between one another hitting the sack with there legs, and occasionally the arms. Be careful not to drop the sack, or you lose.
Some slang words include
Sackey-
sackey means when you play to hard and then you become really tired
Hack the sack-
Hack the sack means to hit/play between players
"Don't be a hack, do the sack"-
This phrase is directed haters, who dont sack. This phrase also encourages others to play
Some slang words include
Sackey-
sackey means when you play to hard and then you become really tired
Hack the sack-
Hack the sack means to hit/play between players
"Don't be a hack, do the sack"-
This phrase is directed haters, who dont sack. This phrase also encourages others to play
Mia H-
"ayo wanna hackey sack?"
Eric K-
"i'm too sackey"
Mia H-
"sack or die"
Eric K-
"okay I'll whack the sack"
"ayo wanna hackey sack?"
Eric K-
"i'm too sackey"
Mia H-
"sack or die"
Eric K-
"okay I'll whack the sack"
by whackthesack December 15, 2013
by Kris Kennedy April 03, 2007
by Dale Bareweed September 07, 2007
What happens to ones ball sack on a hot steamy day. The ball sack becomes hot, wet and sticky. Like dipping balls in muck.
After running the race, tom had bad muck sack.
When Bill finished at the gym, he worked up a good sweat and had a bad case of muck sack.
When Bill finished at the gym, he worked up a good sweat and had a bad case of muck sack.
by Ralphy Cakes October 15, 2007
Martin Sacks born 16th October 1959, Sydney) is a well-known Australian actor, chiefly known for his 11-year role on Blue Heelers from 1994 to 2005.
Sacks first got into acting after a bit part in an episode of The Love Boat when it was filming in the Pacific. His first role came about in the series The Restless Years in the late 1970s, which started him on the television circuit in Australia. He emigrated to Hollywood in the 1980s, guest starring in series such as thirtysomething, but preferred Australia, and so he returned there after a few years. Also had guest appearances in;Love in Limbo, Encounters, Irresistible Force, Fields of Fire III, All the Way, Touch the Sun: Princess Kate, Slate, Wyn & Me, Tricheuse, La, Emoh Ruo, Stock Squad and The City's Edge.
Against his first instinct, Sacks took the role of Detective P.J. Hasham in the 1994 series Blue Heelers. The show rocketed him to fame, most notably his 7-year "will-they-or-won't-they" relationship with Constable Maggie Doyle (Lisa McCune) which ended with her death in a seventh-season episode.
During the time he starred on the show, Sacks married Kate and had two children, Jack and Ned and had leading roles in two major Australian miniseries: Do or Die and My Husband My Killer (both 2001).
After playing P.J. for eleven years, and being one of only three original cast still on the show in the twelfth season, Sacks left Blue Heelers to spend time with his growing family. His last episode aired on August 10, 2005. Sacks expressly asked the producers not to kill his character, so that he could return for a guest spot in the future. He did not get the chance, however: the show was cancelled in early 2006.
Sacks is also a director, having directed episodes of Blue Heelers, and a short film called Crushed.
Sacks first got into acting after a bit part in an episode of The Love Boat when it was filming in the Pacific. His first role came about in the series The Restless Years in the late 1970s, which started him on the television circuit in Australia. He emigrated to Hollywood in the 1980s, guest starring in series such as thirtysomething, but preferred Australia, and so he returned there after a few years. Also had guest appearances in;Love in Limbo, Encounters, Irresistible Force, Fields of Fire III, All the Way, Touch the Sun: Princess Kate, Slate, Wyn & Me, Tricheuse, La, Emoh Ruo, Stock Squad and The City's Edge.
Against his first instinct, Sacks took the role of Detective P.J. Hasham in the 1994 series Blue Heelers. The show rocketed him to fame, most notably his 7-year "will-they-or-won't-they" relationship with Constable Maggie Doyle (Lisa McCune) which ended with her death in a seventh-season episode.
During the time he starred on the show, Sacks married Kate and had two children, Jack and Ned and had leading roles in two major Australian miniseries: Do or Die and My Husband My Killer (both 2001).
After playing P.J. for eleven years, and being one of only three original cast still on the show in the twelfth season, Sacks left Blue Heelers to spend time with his growing family. His last episode aired on August 10, 2005. Sacks expressly asked the producers not to kill his character, so that he could return for a guest spot in the future. He did not get the chance, however: the show was cancelled in early 2006.
Sacks is also a director, having directed episodes of Blue Heelers, and a short film called Crushed.
Martin Sacks
Blue Heelers
Blue Heelers
by P. redeckis June 04, 2006