what’s poppin 🅱️ 

The first thing you should ever say to anyone ever in the history of the entire world I guess (also use 🅱️ At the end of every sentence after the statement what’s poppin 🅱️ Has been said)

What’s poppin 🅱️
Nothing much 🅱️
That’s rad...🅱️
Yeah 🅱️
🅱️
🅱️🅱️
🅱️🅱️🅱️
K🅱️
Bye 🅱️

what’s poppin 🅱️ by Frack man February 18, 2018

poppin smoke

(verb) Military slang for goodbye, or I'm leaving.
This term draws it's meaning from soldiers literally popping smoke grenades to mark an extraction zone. Which is done at the conclusion of a mission, immediately before the soldiers leave that operating area.

Dave: Hey buddy you enjoying my party?
Matt: Nah man, this place is a total sausage fest, I'm poppin smoke.
Dave: Alright, see you later.

poppin smoke by The Decoy December 9, 2007

Popping a cherry

Sexual intercourse where the hymen is broken, primarily occurs in virgin females.

I popped my girlfriend's cherry, it was her first time.

Popping a cherry by meepster March 24, 2005

popufur 

A popular furry or wanting to be a popular furry

Buddy wants to be popufur

popufur by Anna Snowapple September 20, 2016

PopBob 

a fucking legend

PopBob is a legend holy fucking shit

PopBob by v0rt3x_blu3 November 6, 2019

AND THEN A SKELETON POPPED OUT 

The phrase "AND THEN A SKELETON POPPED OUT" is often used to point out that the ending of a creepypasta is predictable or just downright shitty.

Basically, to use it, suddenly end your story with ", and then a skeleton popped out." Instant horror story.

I went to walk my dog, and I couldn't get the front door to open AND THEN A SKELETON POPPED OUT!

AND THEN A SKELETON POPPED OUT by Pinkamina Diane Pie July 27, 2011

flogging the pope 

Self-pleasuring or masturbating. Also known as 'beating the bishop.' The term is believed to have origins in the Catholic seminary, but could have originated in the Vatican.

I am hornier than a three-peckered toad....if I don't get layed pretty soon, you are going to find me 'flogging the pope'

flogging the pope by LaughingAloud September 29, 2005