off the gook
off the gook by imeyer January 1, 2005
Behold the Gates
1. A group of small male children who enjoy the ballsacks of other small male children on their upper lip, right under (but not touching), their noses.
2. A general group of douche bags.
2. A general group of douche bags.
Behold the Gates by Bazz the Pokemon wRANGLER March 25, 2009
Related Words
the game • The Goat • the guy • the gay • The General • The G • The Gary • The Goods • The Great Gatsby • The Ghost
Jabba the Gut
Shockingly similar to "Jabba the Hut" from Star Wars, these obese creatures walk with a fat swagger down hallways. They have shirts that are probably two sizes too small and two inches too short, and their HUGE gut is hanging out all sides. They also smell like the inside of an anus...how they got this stinky? Simple, no showering for weeks. Also, Jabba the Guts are commonly known to grease up everything they touch. Especially keyboards.
Jabba the Gut by Boba Fatt January 27, 2011
cock in the grass
cock in the grass by Tyler McClurg January 2, 2007
shaking hands with the governor of love
Tossing Off
From Latin - Shakus Handus withus theus governorus ofus loveus - meaning choking the chicken, tossing off, wanking
From the motion of "shaking hands" with you cock (the governor of love)
From Latin - Shakus Handus withus theus governorus ofus loveus - meaning choking the chicken, tossing off, wanking
From the motion of "shaking hands" with you cock (the governor of love)
shaking hands with the governor of love by Tom P. Cock April 21, 2006
playing the gay card
Entertainers in the public eye, who increasly advertise their particular sexual orientation in public, the more popular they become, are "Playing the gay card."
John Barrymore, who formally was not widely known as a homosexual now uses many opportunities to advertise the fact. He is often "playing the gay card."
Such people and there are many, must have previously believed that their sexual orientation may have been a hinderance in their careers. In reality, it hardly makes any difference to the general public who aren't that bothered. But continual reference to it gets boring.
Such people and there are many, must have previously believed that their sexual orientation may have been a hinderance in their careers. In reality, it hardly makes any difference to the general public who aren't that bothered. But continual reference to it gets boring.
playing the gay card by Doghouse Riley January 12, 2009