Jeff Goldblum
Jeff Goldblum by Thou_Art_Not_Worthy September 13, 2018
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Jeff Mantoe
n. An oversized athlectic cup worn with the intention of exaggerating the size of one's package.
n. The male corollary to the camel toe.
n. The male corollary to the camel toe.
Although everyone knew that Tommy packed only an Irish inch, the Jeff Mantoe that he wore under his baseball uni made him feel better about his genital pedigree.
Man, he has no shame; his mantoe was so blatantly obvious under his biker shorts.
Man, he has no shame; his mantoe was so blatantly obvious under his biker shorts.
Jeff Mantoe by Justice April 22, 2005
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Jeff Palermo
Jeff Palermo by Vito Spatafore January 28, 2023
Jeff Hardy
To have the match in the bag and because you want all the attention you dive off a ladder, the top of the cage, or the top turnbuckle and miss the person Completely in turn knocking your self out Allowing your Opponent to get the win.
Jeff Hardy by Marc Mendiondo November 18, 2004
Jeff Carris Problem (JCP)
World Series Of Poker Bracelet winner and all-around badass Jeff Carris does not have problems like the rest of us. His problems are problems most people would love to have. A Jeff Carris Problem is not a problem, but rather a decision between two or more badass options.
For example: Jeff Carris might have to decide if it's worth his time to have sex with a mega-hot stripper. Would he rather get a lap dance while playing Call of Duty or Boom 20 K in a couple hours.
"I don't know if I want the Bugatti or the Ferrari. It's a total JCP."
Jeff Carris Problem (JCP)
"I don't know if I want the Bugatti or the Ferrari. It's a total JCP."
Jeff Carris Problem (JCP)
Jeff Carris Problem (JCP) by autobrick January 26, 2010
Jeff to the Left
"Jeff to the Left" is a poker card game similar to "screw your neighbor". Each player must start with 3 sets of poker chips - (usually valued at a dollar each). The dealer deals 1 card to all players face down and the player with the lowest hand (Ace-low, King-high) must pay 1 of their 3 sets of poker chips. The twist to the game is the person immediately to the left of the dealer starts the action by stating their card is good or they can trade this card to the person to their left and that person can trade to the person to his left and so on. A player with a King does not have to trade their card even if the person to his right demands it. If the card makes it's way to the dealer, the dealer may select the top card on the stack. If there is a tie for the lowest card, both players must throw in one chip each. If the dealer is eliminated, the player to his left becomes the new dealer. Last player remaining takes the pot.
Jeff to the Left by Defcon 4 and waiting June 10, 2010