Originally a drug taking practice where the user takes one Ecstasy pill orally and inserts another as a suppository.
The term was later bastardized to refer to any simultaneous use of the mouth and anal sphincter.
For example vomiting and defecating simultaneously or receiving oral and anal sex at the same time.
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The term was later bastardized to refer to any simultaneous use of the mouth and anal sphincter.
For example vomiting and defecating simultaneously or receiving oral and anal sex at the same time.
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Common usages:
1) Person A: "Ross was cutting mad shapes last night"
Person B: "Didn't you hear? He was on a Chinese Meltdown"
2) Person A: "Ricky likes to eat a ham and cheese sandwich whilst taking a dump."
Person B: "Partial to a Chinese Meltdown is he?"
3) The porn star was suckling on a flaccid penis whilst taking a stiff one up the shite pipe. The film was called 'Chinese Meltdown Sluts 4'.
1) Person A: "Ross was cutting mad shapes last night"
Person B: "Didn't you hear? He was on a Chinese Meltdown"
2) Person A: "Ricky likes to eat a ham and cheese sandwich whilst taking a dump."
Person B: "Partial to a Chinese Meltdown is he?"
3) The porn star was suckling on a flaccid penis whilst taking a stiff one up the shite pipe. The film was called 'Chinese Meltdown Sluts 4'.
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Get the Chinese Cupcake mug.A variation of the Chinese Firedrill, a Chinese Fuckdrill is started by a member of a sexual encounter shouting out "CHINESE FUCKDRILL" after which all members switch positions, givers become receivers, and vice versa.
Man 1: Dude, that Chinese Fuckdrill last night was intense
Man 2: Yeah, it was my first time receiving, I loved it
Man 2: Yeah, it was my first time receiving, I loved it
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Get the Chinese Fuckdrill mug.commonly used to describe products which are cheap in price and are of usually not good quality.
the product may or may not be a duplicate copy of a well known branded item.
the product may or may not be made in china (eventhough they usually are)
the product may or may not be a duplicate copy of a well known branded item.
the product may or may not be made in china (eventhough they usually are)
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Get the Chinese Copy mug.A promise, often made more than once over an extended period of time, which the person is either unwilling or unable to keep.
The phrase originated in November of 1999 when Axl Rose's manager first officially announced the title of the next Guns N' Roses album, expected to release sometime the following year (2000). The album was not released in 2000, but the promise to release it "next year" was repeated then, as it has been subsequently repeated every year since, without result.
By 2003 the title had become a joke in itself. That year punk band The Offspring announced they would be using the title for their own upcoming album; a sort of protest against Axl's endless delays, which was commonly interpreted as a statement of "you snooze, you lose," although none of the band members or their representatives ever turned that particular phrase. After being served with a Cease-And-Desist Order from Axl's attorneys, the band released the album as Splinter.
Chinese Democracy, should it ever actually be released, would be the first album from Guns N' Roses since their 1991 release of Use Your Illusion 1 and Use Your Illusion 2, although many fans claim it would not actually be a Guns N' Roses album despite the use of the name because Axl Rose is the only original member still in the band.
The phrase originated in November of 1999 when Axl Rose's manager first officially announced the title of the next Guns N' Roses album, expected to release sometime the following year (2000). The album was not released in 2000, but the promise to release it "next year" was repeated then, as it has been subsequently repeated every year since, without result.
By 2003 the title had become a joke in itself. That year punk band The Offspring announced they would be using the title for their own upcoming album; a sort of protest against Axl's endless delays, which was commonly interpreted as a statement of "you snooze, you lose," although none of the band members or their representatives ever turned that particular phrase. After being served with a Cease-And-Desist Order from Axl's attorneys, the band released the album as Splinter.
Chinese Democracy, should it ever actually be released, would be the first album from Guns N' Roses since their 1991 release of Use Your Illusion 1 and Use Your Illusion 2, although many fans claim it would not actually be a Guns N' Roses album despite the use of the name because Axl Rose is the only original member still in the band.
After she caught Tom in bed with another woman for the second time, he swore he would never cheat again, but Lisa realized it was just Chinese Democracy and kicked his ass to the curb.
Danny's father (not-so-affectionately known as 'the drunk') swore up and down that he wouldn't miss Danny's last baseball game of the season like he had missed all the others, but even at ten years old Danny was sharp enough to realize it was just Chinese Democracy, and his father would not be there.
"I've had enough of your Chinese Democracy! You're never going to do it, so stop promising that you will!"
Danny's father (not-so-affectionately known as 'the drunk') swore up and down that he wouldn't miss Danny's last baseball game of the season like he had missed all the others, but even at ten years old Danny was sharp enough to realize it was just Chinese Democracy, and his father would not be there.
"I've had enough of your Chinese Democracy! You're never going to do it, so stop promising that you will!"
by IRONSWORD1 June 16, 2006
Get the Chinese Democracy mug.Phrase originated in the Singaporean army, when many soldiers and sergeants had problems pronouncing English words properly, during the 60s to 90s.
When the men laughed at the sergeants, they would respond by saying: "I'm Chinese educated." Unfortunately, their poor pronunciation resulted in 'Chinese educated' sounding like 'Chinese helicopter'.
In present day, could be used to refer to Chinese from the mainland when they immigrate to other countries. Usually a derogatory term.
When the men laughed at the sergeants, they would respond by saying: "I'm Chinese educated." Unfortunately, their poor pronunciation resulted in 'Chinese educated' sounding like 'Chinese helicopter'.
In present day, could be used to refer to Chinese from the mainland when they immigrate to other countries. Usually a derogatory term.
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