camp bike

a female in a large group of male friends, who has at one time, slept with every single one of them, and continues to make the rounds.

"everyones had a ride on the camp bike"

by kristensass February 28, 2007

camping fook

The lesser-known wooly-back can often be found in dark corners, or in places that make you think "how the hell did he get there?".

You normally spot them after you are dead.

by Anonymous September 23, 2003

Harold Camping

Some nitshit who fucks with his bible at night.
He predicted that we would all suddenly die on the 21st may 2011 by spouting soime mathical mumbo-jumbo

Harold Camping: We will all die because God is bored.

by Mr lololololololololololololol September 24, 2011

Camp Jim

Anything so Tu|2|3o homosexual that it must be gay.

Dude, you are so Camp Jim

by VoWeL December 1, 2003

Camp stamp

The camp stamp, much like a tramp stamp, was the visual identification worn by or given to the jews in concentration camps. In contemporary terms, it is worn as decoration by wannabe holocaust survivors whose only common hardship with real survivors is at best their unquenchable desire for money.

Joshua paid thirty shekels at the parlor for a kosher camp stamp on his forearm.

by RitalinBob December 3, 2016

tramp camp

1. a meeting of smelly tramps with buckets full of alcohol whom sleep in an array of tents arranged as such to resemble a settlement

2. a plastic housing estate often made up of famous tramps such as ya mam, ya gran, russians, bambinos, gayboys, harry potter characters

3. Home of the Barsnley Brother

4. Official Sponsor of the Special Olympics 08

Tramp camp 08
Tramp camp 09

by grannytramp August 4, 2009

Harold Camping

1. A false prophet who predicted that the Rapture would occur on May 21, 2011. 2. Someone who believes numerology can be used in mathematical proofs.

1. Harold Camping falsely predicted the date of the Rapture several other times, prior to the May 11th instance. 1994 is the most frequently cited example, but there are others. 2. Harold Camping's "evidence" consisted of two numerological ramblings, which he called mathematical demonstrations.

by Asorbus September 24, 2011