Birds of a feather flock together

When people that act the same, hang out together. People that have the same morals often tend to group. It has nothing to do with jealousy, nor the amount of friends a person is allowed to hang out with. It is NOT pointed towards having a close friend neither. it simply means when people act the same, they normally hang out. Like a clique.

Wondalee told someone something Maria told her not to tell anyone about.

Taylor told a boy something and brought up Ella's name, when Ella wasnt supposed to tell anyone but trusted Taylor.

Wondalee and taylor hang out on a daily basis

THEREFORE, taylor & wondalee, are birds of a feather that flock together(they were doing the same thing).... thus an average person would describe what they did using the saying "birds of a feather flock together"

by bitccchraisedright December 5, 2010

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flock face

The self-assured face and elaborate gestures that appear when one is explaining a concept that the he/she may not actually know much about. Usually accompanied by a condescending, stern voice and used by people who are known to be well educated in some previously explained remote subject. Not necessarily a sign of wisdom or of factuality, but a vehicle by which to convince the listener of your opinion or false set of facts and to make you seem credible.

Don't use that flock face on me, Michael Roy. I know for a fact that you were never involved in competitive opera.

by sddsgsgaaaaa1127 April 21, 2008

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Foreign Flicks

"FORIEGN FLICKS"
A category on SNL Celebrity Jeopardy that looks like it is saying, "Foreign Fucks" With the "L" and "I" forming a "U".

Alex Trebek - "Let's just go with 'Foreign Flicks' for 800.
Sean Connery - "Ursula Andress"
Alex Trebek - "What, Mr. Connery?"
Sean Connery - "Ursula Andress, Catherine Deneuve, and Charo, twice!"

by LeTomTornados October 21, 2011

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