Stellar Blade

a video game with which gooners fall in love

-What's this game?
-Stellar Blade is a game that satisfies all of my hentai

by doweknowwhotheelderis April 29, 2024

The blade

An place or area, such as a street, where prostitutes/lot lizards frequent (work). Also known as a "track."

LA Prostitute: "I just got a text from someone asking if we know anyone that's under 16..."
Client: "Why??"
LA: "Because they wanna fuck a minor! There's a lot of weirdos you find out here... white men especially. I dont know why they have these weird fetishes."
Client: "Yeah that's fucking weird."
LA: "Yeah, but we kick minors off the blade."

by InvaderTaylor September 6, 2023

Nigsaw Blade

A jigsaw blade with 6 or 7 gold teeth coated with fried chicken grease. Used for cutting bicycle locks.

Let me grab my nigsaw blade to get into this storage shed.

by Dushdrei May 10, 2024

blade

A blade: a term used to address someone a bitch/acting weird or an fake friend

For example: you’re an blade for taking mess behind my back

For example: why you acting like an blade, wasn’t we cool yesterday?

by Suga._.Vtz March 27, 2021

Fire emblem the binding blade

The best fire emblem game hands down.
Also Roy’s our boi.

“I played fire emblem the binding blade and it was one of the greatest gaming experiences I’ve ever had”

by Voltron77 September 30, 2023

mad dog shitting razor blades

When you are having a conversation with someone that continuously charges the topic to avoid the conversation.

Person 1: So please provide some evidence that can only work on a Flat Earth and wouldn't work on Globe Earth.
Person 2: ...You don't know what Dark Matter is!
Person 1: Talking to you is like a mad dog shitting razor blades! I'm out

by WozInOz May 10, 2024

Blades

The ancestors of the name Blades date back to the Anglo-Saxon tribes of Britain. The name is derived from when the Blades family lived in Yorkshire, where they settled in a place called Blades, which is now lost. Many of the place-names that yield surnames are of small communities, villages and hamlets and some of these no longer exist. The family claim descent from Drago de Bewere, a Danish nobleman who settled at a place called Blades in north England around 1016. He obtained extensive land grants which were recorded in the Domesday Book Survey of 1086. The variant Burseblades emerged through a compounding of the names of the founder and the estate.

He’s name is ………. Blades

by Baddoboy December 26, 2021