Person 1: Are you addicted to abscesses?
Person 2: Yes.
Person 1: Bandanas are the representation of video games (Doom) running on escherichia coli and flags (national) are the representation a homo-sapien (human) not playing it...
Person 2: Yes.
Person 1: Bandanas are the representation of video games (Doom) running on escherichia coli and flags (national) are the representation a homo-sapien (human) not playing it...
by LeSouffleDeVersailles January 26, 2025
When you nut in a chicks mouth and before she can spit it out you push up her lower jaw while pinching her nose forcing her to swallow your load. Extra points if you chant during release and call KALIMA while she swallows.
by BDTopherD January 10, 2018
by Jack Coinin December 12, 2011
A mental illness in which the person afflicted may be awesome in every way imaginable, yet they let one person prevent them from not being a dick.
Nate: I don’t get it, Frank’s got a steady job, he’s an accomplished musician, and he knows more than anyone I know, but he keeps acting like a dick whenever his ex is around.
Mat: He’s got Doctor Doom syndrome for sure.
Mat: He’s got Doctor Doom syndrome for sure.
by Nategt616 September 27, 2021
by kneehigh December 04, 2010
by fuckmeintheskull October 26, 2013
A mysterious silver-and-black duck found in Lake Erie Near Toronto, Ontario in Canada. The doom duck symbolizes the end of humanity, as well as bad static.
It often dives below the water immediately after being seen, prompting many to be accused of being crazy.
It often dives below the water immediately after being seen, prompting many to be accused of being crazy.
Person One: "What the hell's that?"
Person Two: "Huh?"
Person One: "There! On the water! It's a freakin' Doom Duck! What ever you do, don't touch any doorknobs!"
Person Two: "Dude, I don't see jack. Lay off the acid."
Person Two: "Huh?"
Person One: "There! On the water! It's a freakin' Doom Duck! What ever you do, don't touch any doorknobs!"
Person Two: "Dude, I don't see jack. Lay off the acid."
by The Bobamberon June 01, 2009