by BicicletaRusa April 12, 2025

A long headed ginger
Referred to a person with a abnormally long head but has a long head meaning they have double no soul
Since that they have a long head they can double as a tennis racket
They are often aliens looking to steal souls
Also there dads would have probably left them while drinking Stella
Referred to a person with a abnormally long head but has a long head meaning they have double no soul
Since that they have a long head they can double as a tennis racket
They are often aliens looking to steal souls
Also there dads would have probably left them while drinking Stella
by By some g November 29, 2021

Dog with long legs, long body, long neck, and, most importantly, a long snoot. Usually a Greyhound breed a its tiny variant, the Italian Greyhound.
When speaking of "long doggos," one tends to replace the letter "n" with the letter "m" for some reason.
When speaking of "long doggos," one tends to replace the letter "n" with the letter "m" for some reason.
by long.e.doggos December 13, 2016

by sserenniiityy August 21, 2022

An island in the north Atlantic. Home to Billy Joel, Jerry Seinfeld and Alec Baldwin. It's a diverse place consisting of Nassau and Suffolk counties (Suffolk is far superior.) Ranging from rich white suburbs like Oyster Bay ("meet the parents" was set there!), Great neck and Port Washington to poor "hood" towns with the word "hood" in them like Riverhood, Hoodlum Bays and Brenthood as well as vacation destinations like Southampton and Montauk, gay hotspots like Westhampton and places where upper middle class artists and hipsters take over like Greenport.
You get around using the LIRR, you drink Coors light out of a paper bag and you need to change in Ronkonkoma if you're on the North fork and in Babylon if you're on the south fork and in Jamaica if you're anywhere else. If you're one of the lucky ones who lives on the east end, you get the luxury of taking the Hampton jitney.
You shop at King Kullen or the IGA. You go to "the city", not Manhattan and constantly claim to be from new York in order to seem cool.
You get around using the LIRR, you drink Coors light out of a paper bag and you need to change in Ronkonkoma if you're on the North fork and in Babylon if you're on the south fork and in Jamaica if you're anywhere else. If you're one of the lucky ones who lives on the east end, you get the luxury of taking the Hampton jitney.
You shop at King Kullen or the IGA. You go to "the city", not Manhattan and constantly claim to be from new York in order to seem cool.
Person 1: Wait, so you actually listen to Billy Joel?
Person 2: Long Island born and raised.
Person 1: ah.
Person 2: Long Island born and raised.
Person 1: ah.
by Themostunimportantpersonontheb December 12, 2018
