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by poipeoplepersone January 17, 2022

bologna pop

A bologna pop is a reference to a penis. When inserted in one mouth it satisfys ones oral fixation.

Hey Jim , why don't u just suck on a bologna pop

Whats for lunch Jonny ? Bologna pops?

Tom and Jim share bologna pops in the trailer.

by weasel1000 July 24, 2017

Blogasm

The feeling you get when you check your blog stats and you see WAY more visitors than you expected.

"Dude, last night I wrote a new blog post about that crazy new action movie. This morning when I checked my stats and saw I had over 2,000 visits, I had a serious blogasm!"

by Juan Santini October 28, 2008

biological symphasis disorder

A disease in which your brain tells that you don't have to urinate when the bladder is indeed full. Biological Symphasis often results in peeing one's pants.

Person 1: "Dude, Jennifer just pissed her pants!!"
Person 2: "She can't help it, she has Biological Symphasis Disorder"

by CrackHead* July 25, 2009

browse categories store blog

your so bored you decide to search up the things at the top of the website- damn bro.

search up search up if your that bored :)

NOW GO TO sLeEP

person: i'm bored
person: ok search up browse categories store blog
person: ok your more bored then me here's the phone-

by Chocolate Fish May 20, 2021

bologna skins

cheapest tires you can get, thinnest walls and tread

just throw some bologna skins on that old womans car she never drives

by Joey56 May 11, 2008

biology

1. The scientific study of life.

2. One of the many things that has been pissing off religious zealots for decades. A drop in a bucket, really.

3. One of the many things that has been pissing off about 90% of all students for decades.

4. The 21st century counterpart to physics/chemistry (20th century) and mechanics (19th century).

Things are gonna change around here again.

by William H. Gates III March 8, 2005