by marirdgaf July 13, 2022

the D point and legends said that there're no R3 and only L3/33 are there, and also, no suffering here
"Attack the D point!"
"Never! Defend the D point!"
"Roger that!"
"Affirmative!"
"Attack the D point!"
"Attentions to the designated grid square!"
"Affirmative!"
"Negative!"
"where is the D point" - some random guy
"Never! Defend the D point!"
"Roger that!"
"Affirmative!"
"Attack the D point!"
"Attentions to the designated grid square!"
"Affirmative!"
"Negative!"
"where is the D point" - some random guy
by notthefirst February 22, 2024

When one of the lads has the car ready for the Donegal Rally.
Used by many irish car enthusiasts as the donegal rally comes up around june.
Used by many irish car enthusiasts as the donegal rally comes up around june.
by Peoples Republic Of Cork June 20, 2024

by CrashPC June 1, 2023

Consecutive Numerical digits which are also referred to as currency, money, etc. Which allow for one to have more buying power or freedom to purchase goods or necessities. In a world that requires money to live a to certain degree of freedom, depending on the amount of Freedom Points one has. -JAV93
by JuicyJorge March 24, 2021

Bullet-pointing, Bullet-point, Bullet-pointed:
1. To turn down someone's romantic advance with a clear list of all of the reasons a relationship will never work.
2. To turn down someone with such brutality and gusto that it destroys them.
1. To turn down someone's romantic advance with a clear list of all of the reasons a relationship will never work.
2. To turn down someone with such brutality and gusto that it destroys them.
1. Mary is bullet-pointing John with all her rules of dating.
2. Brad is bullet-pointing the intern who asked for a promotion.
2. Brad is bullet-pointing the intern who asked for a promotion.
by Dr. Victor Von Savage February 24, 2017

In sports (typically: snowboarding) the moment that your level surpasses any previous levels (that you reached in earlier seasons).
Normally, it takes a number of slopes to get your grip again, and then, after your tipping point, you’re better than ever before.
Normally, it takes a number of slopes to get your grip again, and then, after your tipping point, you’re better than ever before.
Today I reached my tipping point. I’m a better snowboarder than I was at the end of my previous snowboarding holiday.
by leapyearbaby January 27, 2023
