Running pure

purposely forcing yourself to spend a long time without mastubating, often resulting in Blue balls

dude, i'm running pure man, and it's fucking hard!

by The.Secrit.1 January 5, 2012

body flap buckling run

A 'body flap buckling run' is when a greased up derby girl skates full speed into a man only wearing a sombrero, slaps his balls with a ping pong paddle, then lights his hair on fire.

She gave him the 'ole body flap buckling run!'

by Dr_Cakes December 21, 2023

run me that meat

Beat that pussy up

Kelly told Richard "imma have to have you run me that meat before you go home."

by Big Z253 January 31, 2023

Kret Run

When you're running an instance, but everything is reserved.

I did a Kret Run last night and both Dal'Rends went to the hunter with two green trinkets.

by Shrek5Hype November 2, 2019

running from your problems

The best thing to do one facing confrontation

Person 1: can I ask you something?
Person 2: runs away.
Person 1: wtf I was gonna ask for directions.

And that a exmple of running from your problems if your

antisocial

by Danny Devito’s sidekick February 12, 2018

Straight Running

Pursuing an activity to the exclusion of all else. The activity could be: driving non-stop, studying all night or longer, going on a drug jag or just about anything else.

I need to get home. No rest stops for me. I'll be straight running to Boston.

I didn't study my Sociology all semester. I'll be straight running for two days before the final.

That guy should get help. He's been straight running on junk for three days.

by 73Guy June 23, 2012

Keep On Running

Keep On Running - a metaphor to not ever give up and to keep moving forward in life. It is based on the concept that life is journey and in your journey is a personal race to successfully get to and cross the finish line of success and accomplishment. In the race of life are your trials, tribulations, setbacks, and struggles, and it is a marathon and not a sprint. Used in the writings of The RhymistGift and The Consummate Transitioner based on Aesop’s fable “The Tortoise and the Hare.”

Life is a race, and the only way to get to the finish line is to keep on running. Keep on running your race and do not ever stop until you have crossed the finish line. The tortoise was not the swiftest or the strongest, but he won the race, because he kept on running (did not give up) and crossed the finish line. Life is not fair or equal, but you can win your personal race, if you keep on running.

by The Rhymist Gift - CW July 10, 2021