LivingBeing7

God

Person A: Hey, did you hear that LivingBeing7 extracted Toasty's soul?

Person B: Dude, you mean God Himself

Person A: Oh shit right yeah

by Avethor March 1, 2021

lining

Applies to guys as well as ladies. Getting your head lined up just means that they making the edge of your hair not look all scraggly and messed up looking. In some parts, they call it a shape up. A lining is included by default in a haircut, but some folks ask for it separately if they're growing out their hair, got their hair braided, or just have somewhere to be and want to look fresh and clean cut.

"How much y'all linings cost?"
-"$12"
"Y'all take link cards?"
-"Get yo dusty bum ass outta here"

by intrepidfox37 May 19, 2007

living peng

the absolute top notch bud

"yo this weed is the living peng"

by izbadman June 19, 2008

living room test

To check one’s moral compass about any controversial topic by visualizing your initial response if you unexpectedly walked into your living room and saw the event happening.

I thought I was fairly open-minded about gay sex until I took the living room test. Thinking about walking into my living room and seeing two strange guys getting it on on my sofa made me throw up. It is funny how we outwardly support things and internally find it disgusting.

by VegasBaller June 2, 2012

living like squidward

The complete opposite of Living like Larry. Living like squidward implies being boring to the bone.

They don't appreciate tossing a shopping cart in someone else's pool, they are just too much living like squidward.

by 12waterin July 10, 2014

Living the Lie

When you play into the bullshit given to you by a potential hookup as if it were true. Can be used or lived by either gender.

Guy 1: "Bro, you know she's lying about how much she makes right? She's actually a cashier at McDonald's."
Guy 2: "Man, have you seen how hot she is? I'm just living the lie."

by That Second Other Guy March 21, 2016

living room balls

From the movie "Mr. Saturday Night" (1992). A person having the courage to perform only in his or her living room to an audience of family and friends, as opposed to performing onstage in front of strangers.

You only have living room balls--no way are you ready for the big time.

by anonymous July 23, 2017