by Fuck me dady February 03, 2019
Without merit. Words preceding a falsehood or flagrant exaggeration.
Adhering to the character of the teller, statements beginning with "Jimmy told me" can be assumed to be fallacious and self-serving.
Adhering to the character of the teller, statements beginning with "Jimmy told me" can be assumed to be fallacious and self-serving.
P: But "Jimmy told me" that: Martians are real, Liverpool won, his penis isn't tiny.
S: How did you start that sentence?
P: Jimmy told me.....shit man!
S: How did you start that sentence?
P: Jimmy told me.....shit man!
by frenchpaul December 10, 2010
by Dank209 August 06, 2017
by amyy.graceyy :) October 17, 2010
Used the same context as "Bust me a pound star" or "twist me a dracmar" when you are standing on the corner of the street or outside macdonalds. As in when you don't have any but need to get some quick to get some spray more get more from the shop. "Oi man come now come now, flex me a euro innit?"
by Jason Lee Webster May 30, 2006
lesbians
'ahhhh~ mommy i'm gonna cum!" her breasts jiggled.
'cum for me baby~'
and they came together. breasts squishing
devouring the cum
or sub boys
'ahh~ mommy and i being a good boy for you?'
'yes so g-OO-d. faster baby boy~!'
'ahhhh~ mommy i'm gonna cum!" her breasts jiggled.
'cum for me baby~'
and they came together. breasts squishing
devouring the cum
or sub boys
'ahh~ mommy and i being a good boy for you?'
'yes so g-OO-d. faster baby boy~!'
by ahornykid December 17, 2021
by apathy2153 January 29, 2009