by kalanilovesdeonandhiscornnips August 22, 2017
Get the corn nipsmug. Purposely eating one or more servings of corn to time and count your digestive process. The countdown from consumption to evacuation and spotting said corn in one’s shit.
I’ve been having some bowel issues lately. My doctor recommended a corn countdown before ordering any tests.
by Eaton Holgoode April 3, 2018
Get the Corn Countdownmug. Rachel finally said yes. I’m taking the corn plunge tonight.
I got the corn plunge last night. I can’t walk today.
I got the corn plunge last night. I can’t walk today.
by Eaton Holgoode January 25, 2018
Get the Corn Plungemug. Sticking your finger into a womans ass while in doggy style in order to move her forards and backwards with your finger.
by Peter N. Ballsonya June 23, 2003
Get the corn hookmug. AKA in tall cotton, surrounded by greatness, awesomeness. The epitomy of being surrounded by awesome shit. A country expression.
I went to the club and 4 slampieces were making me sandwiches and buying me drinks, i was in tall corn.
Me and Jimmy went hunting, we shot 14 coons, we were in tall corn.
Me and Jimmy went hunting, we shot 14 coons, we were in tall corn.
by bigman1013 January 20, 2012
Get the in tall cornmug. by JayDahkush69 February 7, 2022
Get the Horn cornmug. You can use it in any term. It suits many.
No other type of food can replace the meaning.
Origin was from a clumsy mistake of the tongue. Japanese are damn bastards for making the language so difficult, it's often to have this term slip out of your mouth while speaking, or even singing Japanese.
The mistake has been occurring more and more lately, and it has been spreading further around the globe. From this point, it has transformed part of the internet. This term now can be used in any form. Such as a death threat or a greeting. It can be anything you can think of in your mind and much more.
No other type of food can replace the meaning.
Origin was from a clumsy mistake of the tongue. Japanese are damn bastards for making the language so difficult, it's often to have this term slip out of your mouth while speaking, or even singing Japanese.
The mistake has been occurring more and more lately, and it has been spreading further around the globe. From this point, it has transformed part of the internet. This term now can be used in any form. Such as a death threat or a greeting. It can be anything you can think of in your mind and much more.
Person 1: Damn, is that American weeaboo over there in the corner trying to sing Japanese by the sound of what he hears?
Person 2: Quite so. I can't handle it anymore... corn me, please.
Heinlein: How unfortunate.
Person 2: Quite so. I can't handle it anymore... corn me, please.
Heinlein: How unfortunate.
by Raiqe July 13, 2011
Get the Corn Memug.