an important tool finely crafted from hardwood as a last line of defense againt grizzley bear attacks. to create a bear stick go camping with a bestfriend and talk about bears until both of you are scared shitless for no good reason. then find a stick about the thickness of chuck norris' dick or 4" in diameter. continue to tell scary stories around a fire designed to keep bears and mountain lions away while taking turns to sharpen the end of the skinny side of the stick. a full beard and a lot of vodka is a crucial part of creating the perfect bear stick. if and when the bear stick is complete and you are attacked and have wasted all large knives and rocks by throwing them in a frenzy allow the bear to charge at you and at the last second when it lunges to eat your face securely slam the blunt end of the bear stick into the ground and aim the sharp end at the bears chest. the bear will fall on the stick and die and then the bear stick can then be used to cook the bear rotisserie style over the fire created earlier.
by baerhunter May 6, 2011

by NiggerBabyKFC June 1, 2015

an act of simulating sexual intercourse with a toaster or any electrical item that could be hazardous to ones health or junk
Ex 1. guy 1: man i tried to stick it in the toaster burnt mah dick
guy 2: your a dipshit
Ex 2. husband: honey dont get mad but i tried stickin it the toaster
wife:and you wonder why we sleep in seperate beds, i want a divorce
guy 2: your a dipshit
Ex 2. husband: honey dont get mad but i tried stickin it the toaster
wife:and you wonder why we sleep in seperate beds, i want a divorce
by mike stillone January 4, 2011

by Barbie117 October 6, 2008

by jacksassafrass December 26, 2010

Unflattering nickname for a 7-11 taquito; referencing not only its shape, but the unknown composition of the mysterious spicy meat-like contents within.
Not the same as the 7-11 Big Bite, which under certain rare conditions and degrees of desperation, can often prove edible.
Not the same as the 7-11 Big Bite, which under certain rare conditions and degrees of desperation, can often prove edible.
by Al Peterson August 5, 2007
