Overhyped song by hip-hop artist Robin Thicke, Pharrell and some other rapper. The video for this song has many girls with little to no attire at all, thus making it a good target for pubescent teenagers and other pornography lovers.
Teen#1: Hey dude, did you study for the Maths test tomorrow?
Teen#2: Naw man, I've been dancin' on the club, digging some #THICKE and his # BLURRED LINES
Teen#2: Naw man, I've been dancin' on the club, digging some #THICKE and his # BLURRED LINES
by skapur August 17, 2013
a song by Robin Thicke featuring Pharrell Williams and TI. it features infectious 70s disco beats, lyrics in a crooning manner about getting a hot girl at a club to cheat on her man with said artists, and a sampling on a continuous loop of Michael Jackson's "ooh!" from Don't Stop Til You Get Enough. it is a favorite of women 40-60 years old for they grew up in the disco era and in turn like "the music in this song."
mom: ooh! blurred lines! turn it up!
kid: mom, that song is lame.
mom: i don't care. It reminds me of the days when i hung out with your dad at the club...
kid: mom, stop.
kid: mom, that song is lame.
mom: i don't care. It reminds me of the days when i hung out with your dad at the club...
kid: mom, stop.
by bradygirl August 17, 2013
by Obama2667 August 17, 2013
When girls act as if they dont want a guy when they really do. The guy wants to blur the line that separrates them
And on a sexual level, “blurred lines” refers to girls being interested in casual and dirty sex but having to maintain the good girl image.
Also, “blurred lines” refers to the moral ambiguity of flirting with a girl Thicke knows isn’t single. Even if she’s in a committed relationship.
And on a sexual level, “blurred lines” refers to girls being interested in casual and dirty sex but having to maintain the good girl image.
Also, “blurred lines” refers to the moral ambiguity of flirting with a girl Thicke knows isn’t single. Even if she’s in a committed relationship.
by sabbytazz August 19, 2013
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by Mrsoffica August 17, 2013
Best home brew RPG ever made. A RPG made in RPG Maker 2000, it told the story of a worker named Talan who is framed for the Directors murder, a murder he did not commit, and he is trying to escape The Agency, before they captures him. Along the way he learns that The Agency and it's notorious invention The Catch Colony are not exactly what it seems, and he is on the verge of walking on the thin line of good and evil.
Unfortunately the game was never finished, but the story that was finished, gives you a good idea how it may end, if ever completed.
Unfortunately the game was never finished, but the story that was finished, gives you a good idea how it may end, if ever completed.
A Blurred Line is amazing.
by Naedeslus May 28, 2008