Used as a sydo name by fools who are often deluded, not to be confused with the real Mr Kirk Stevens who is an innocent victim of these impersonaters & an amazing, talented, all round great guy.
These impersonaters are sexual deviants with a liking for toe jobs but often taking whatever they can get, they should be observed from safe distances
These impersonaters are sexual deviants with a liking for toe jobs but often taking whatever they can get, they should be observed from safe distances
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Providing a revisionist take on a historical (major or minor) figure who has committed harm to other through their life.
Providing a revisionist take on a historical (major or minor) figure who has committed harm to other through their life.
The other day during my history course a classmate was "kirking" about how King Leopold helped establish a free state in the Congo and greatly benefitted the Congolese people for the next 100 years.
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In other words get the short side of the stick you put out.
In other words get the short side of the stick you put out.
Did you hear mark fell off a bride
That guy who petitioned for less funding for buildings and other structures
Yeah that guy
Thats the Kirk Effect in action
That guy who petitioned for less funding for buildings and other structures
Yeah that guy
Thats the Kirk Effect in action
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/kɜ rk/
kirks, kirking, kirked
Definitions:
1. (Transitive) To kill or assassinate someone, especially by means of targeted or politically motivated violence.
They say the senator was kirked in the open forum.
The whistle-blower got kirked after going public.
2. (Intransitive) To be killed or assassinated in such a manner.
Several activists feared they might get kirked if they testified.
He went into the protest zone and got kirked.
3. (Figurative / informal) To be abruptly or unexpectedly destroyed or eliminated—often used in contexts beyond literal death (e.g., career, reputation, project).
That startup got kirked by the regulatory crackdown.
The idea got kirked before it even launched.
Etymology:
From the name Charles “Charlie” Kirk, whose assassination (Sept 10 2025) has become a reference point for targeted political killing. Over time, the proper name has been converted into a verb to express the act of being killed in that mold.
Usage Notes:
Use “kirked” (past tense) to describe someone who’s been killed (or figuratively eliminated).
Use “kirking” to describe the process, threat or act of being killed or eliminated.
Since the origin is quite recent and tied to a specific event, the usage may be seen as informal, dark-humored, or potentially insensitive depending on context.
For figurative uses (career ends, project failures) clarify via context to avoid confusion with literal killing.
/kɜ rk/
kirks, kirking, kirked
Definitions:
1. (Transitive) To kill or assassinate someone, especially by means of targeted or politically motivated violence.
They say the senator was kirked in the open forum.
The whistle-blower got kirked after going public.
2. (Intransitive) To be killed or assassinated in such a manner.
Several activists feared they might get kirked if they testified.
He went into the protest zone and got kirked.
3. (Figurative / informal) To be abruptly or unexpectedly destroyed or eliminated—often used in contexts beyond literal death (e.g., career, reputation, project).
That startup got kirked by the regulatory crackdown.
The idea got kirked before it even launched.
Etymology:
From the name Charles “Charlie” Kirk, whose assassination (Sept 10 2025) has become a reference point for targeted political killing. Over time, the proper name has been converted into a verb to express the act of being killed in that mold.
Usage Notes:
Use “kirked” (past tense) to describe someone who’s been killed (or figuratively eliminated).
Use “kirking” to describe the process, threat or act of being killed or eliminated.
Since the origin is quite recent and tied to a specific event, the usage may be seen as informal, dark-humored, or potentially insensitive depending on context.
For figurative uses (career ends, project failures) clarify via context to avoid confusion with literal killing.
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