by Ashmainboi29 August 30, 2022
by Sventeen June 21, 2020
by mmmyess October 3, 2019
It is a common word used my bitches that want the dick, or people that want to get knots out of their back
Bitches using it:
Oh daddy yes walk on me I want that dick and I know you want this vagina
Knots: I need to get this knot out, can you walk on me?
Oh daddy yes walk on me I want that dick and I know you want this vagina
Knots: I need to get this knot out, can you walk on me?
by Frankrm September 23, 2017
a) what a dog does with anything it can't eat, chew, or play with
b ) (A variation of "piss on it and walk away"): walk away from any experience, even a negative one, with your head held high, and move onto bigger and better things, instead of letting the experience frustrate you.
b ) (A variation of "piss on it and walk away"): walk away from any experience, even a negative one, with your head held high, and move onto bigger and better things, instead of letting the experience frustrate you.
In terms of anger management adapted to modern society, especially under definition b) mentioned above, spit on it and walk away is more than a solid good piece of advice; the same can be applied to, to some extent, in dealing with negative people, or people you can't/don't want to get along with.
by Sexydimma February 4, 2015
by deez dick. July 16, 2022
Something people can do on their own two feet, without a guide. People that want to do a tour of an area on foot don't need a museum to take them on one, that is silliness. People go to a museum to go a museum and see exhibits, and that isn't going to change because of new technology. Museums are the places go to view a Timex watch in a digital age, that's the point of having museums.
If people want to walk around from site to site, they can do that, it's cheaper than a bus tour or carriage tour, which is why a lot of people go on a walking tour of somewhere. It's never been anything a museum should have to feel responsible for, people can look at exhibits and pictures while they're in a museum, and they can see what's still there on their own time, the way they always have done things. As with friends, you don't abandon the old to make way for the new because someone tries to push or force change on you, since a new friend that expects you to abandon all your old friends and change was never really your friend.
by The Original Agahnim June 17, 2021