false flagging

deliberately wearing the wrong gang colors

He got caught false flagging and they killed him.

by yo mama September 11, 2003

false claimer

A person who be claiming to do things but really dont, like caliming to be in a gang.

That boy say he a blood but he just a false claimer

by Iversons Baby April 23, 2005

Alternative facts

1. "Facts" believed by dumbfucks in their alternate reality.

2. Lies
3. Bullshit

A dumbfuck: "I wasn't lying! I was stating alternative facts!"
An intelligent person: "No, they weren't alternative facts, you were blatantly lying!"

by Keeper of Critters January 27, 2017

50 facts about women

A stereotypical list of things women do. Girls can get offended by it, but it's for entertainment. As long as people don't actually believe everything that's written on it, then it's not a big deal. We say that all men care about is sex all the time, so as far as I'm concerned then they can stereotype us, too. It's only fair.

Karen was in a righteous fury after reading the 50 facts about women, until she realized that no one who matters actually believes it.

by MissTipper September 24, 2005

Olmsted Falls

A small city where guys think that they are the shit and they are amazing at sports, where girls think that orange is the new tan and they have to be sluts to be popular, and where all we care about is our fucking blue ribbon school system. Oh yeah, there's the fair share of pot-heads. Mostly full of ugly people.

Have you been to Olmsted Falls lately? They're dumbshits.

by Goofball November 10, 2008

50 facts about men

A list which pretty much any woman on urban dictionary will click on and read to find more about us and our weaknesses,
either after or before she reads 50 facts about women.

Come on do you honestly think it's gonna be that easy to find what our weaknesses are simply by clicking 50 facts about men?

by oatmealeater October 14, 2011

churro falls

n: A phonetic alternative to true or false, inspired by the development of such phrases as o rly and pwnt. Used primarily in e-mails and instant messaging but can be incorporated into everyday conversation. Often leads to long exchanges consisting exclusively of true/false questions.

Scott: Churro falls, getting a sports car with an automatic is lame.
Mike: Churro.

by Anthony DiVento July 6, 2006