Flock rotation

Flock Rotation is a method employed by an individual to ensure that no friendship group gets bored of their company or behaviour.
Having drained one set of friends, s/he moves to the next, leaving each group enough time to forget just how annoying they are.

Well I've pissed that lot off, time for flock rotation

by Platinumtool April 22, 2019

Crop Rotation

The act of giving some 11/10 head. You just be tossin and turnin yo dome.

I’ve never had a bitch suck my dick like that. She was givin’ me some mean Crop Rotation.

by bryguy0212 October 13, 2020

obliteration rotation

When you roll a joint for person in the circle and rotate so that you always have a joint in your hand

I’m too high just got done an obliteration rotation with the gang

by Wakeandbake November 21, 2021

Death Rotation

When you and your squad take turns getting killed in an online shooter.

Math was being trash in Halo and got all of us in a death rotation.

by SonicH7890 December 15, 2021

Infinite Rotation

A technique that makes something spin infinitely. First phase of it is basic spin that just spins things. you can use steel balls or almost any other thing, with steel balls its easier because of their roundness. This type of rotation can bypass Misfortune Barriers.

I am sorry, i dont know how to Infinite rotation.

by MoxxieKnowlastname December 11, 2022

Mental Rotation

A type of thought experiment or task that is pointless and stupid but seems like it could be useful if its entire purpose wasn't to impress gullible people or deride people for being grounded.

Elon Musk likes mentally rotate objects in his mind. He talks a lot about how he'd like start a colony on mars, but its all mental rotation - there are lots of inhospitable places on earth to trial out such technologies but he's not interested in solving problems, just marketing.

by Thurgalicious September 1, 2023

Party rotation act

A much needed but not yet implemented act of us congress where one or the other of major political us parties is skipped every four years.

Since my party rotation act rotation act is based on the crop rotation of European medieval agriculture it would work like this: if in 2028 we have a republican on the ballot and they win then don't run in ' 32, in '32 we would choose between a Democrat and an independent. If in '32 let's say the democrats win (and supposing we have only 8 years consecutive) then in 2040 we would choose between a republican and an independent. If the independent wins in 2040 then by 2048 we have a democrat and republican running for office again.

by Sexydimma November 23, 2024