To pull a Mark and Gary is to a have sexual relation with another by touching yourself in front of the said partner and they do the same
by slimvicc March 10, 2022
Get the Mark & Garymug. the act of writing a sexual statement before finishing the sentence with an exclamation mark which actually takes on the form af a rather raunchy drawing (often a penis)
Spiden: I wrote her a love letter but i got a bit dirty at the end so i put a sexclaimation mark
Lorenzo: I hate you
Lorenzo: I hate you
by Mr 50 February 21, 2009
Get the sexclaimation markmug. by That’s gonna leave a mark October 4, 2022
Get the Yeah markmug. Refers to the practice of punctuating a sentence with the word "bitch". Often used in badass action hero one-liners.
Use a bitchclamation mark to add oomph to any statement or to emphasize that you have just pwned your enemy.
Use a bitchclamation mark to add oomph to any statement or to emphasize that you have just pwned your enemy.
Examples of the Bitchclamation Mark in use:
This is for emphasis, bitch! - TV Tropes
You're not the only one with a gun, bitch. - Avatar
Science. It works, bitches. - XKCD
This is for emphasis, bitch! - TV Tropes
You're not the only one with a gun, bitch. - Avatar
Science. It works, bitches. - XKCD
by GryphElyse June 10, 2011
Get the Bitchclamation Markmug. The number one (1) accidentally included in a group of exclamation points, commonly seen on the internet.
"That's soo funny!!!!!1 Grrr! I hate when I add a unimation mark at the end of my exclamation points!!1!"
by The Holy Bored One September 21, 2006
Get the Unimation Markmug. The person who you can lean on. He is hard headed, clumsy but cute. I love all his flaws. You can ask him any game i mean gambling he'll teach you how with excitement.
by gin_august June 9, 2021
Get the Mark Angelmug. Common nickname for people with the name Mark.
Nickname originated when individuals with the given name “Mark” performed well in the gladiator battles during the Republican Rome period. The name is synonymous with “God of War” or the God “Mars”.
Though this nickname is now given to high achievers where performance is measurable (academics, sports, good looks).
Nickname originated when individuals with the given name “Mark” performed well in the gladiator battles during the Republican Rome period. The name is synonymous with “God of War” or the God “Mars”.
Though this nickname is now given to high achievers where performance is measurable (academics, sports, good looks).
by Mark-a-Lark April 28, 2022
Get the Mark-a-Larkmug.