by TheManMachine August 03, 2009
by F@gnation October 09, 2019
Three Flags Up is a local variant of the game "Three Flies Up" played on schoolyards in Cayucos, California. The game consits of one or more "throwers" who toss a foam rubber ball into the air to a team of three or more "flaggers". If the ball is caught then the catcher recieves a "flag"(point). Once a flagger recieves three flags, they get to become a thrower, or in games with multiple throwers, they get to choose which thrower they want to replace. If the flagger drops the ball, then the ball is still in play and whoever recovers it gets a flag. Moreover, the flagger who dropped the ball has to take the "walk of shame", where he stands facing a wall and the flagger who recoverd the ball gets to thow it at any part of their body, except the head. The flagger who is throwing the ball may choose just to hit the wall instead of the player. A caught ball may also be wrestled away from the catcher at any time up until the catcher is ready to throw it, thus stealing the flag for oneself. The most comon type of ball used is a foam rubber football, however conceivably any ball of a relative softness can be used.
by Kellmeister January 31, 2007
A redneck who acts very homophobic and acts very straight. But in the inside is the fashion loving, home designing, hayyyy boy.
hey cleatus see my ford
yeah i see it.
aint it hawwwttt cleatus?
wtf no its a car you Rainbow Flag Redneck
yeah i see it.
aint it hawwwttt cleatus?
wtf no its a car you Rainbow Flag Redneck
by Jfedstheman June 02, 2009
It’s a question that is asked amongst mutual gang members, which translates to “where’s your gun at?”
Gang member: “I’m ready to ride, on gang”
Fellow gang member: “Where’s your flag at?”
Gang member: “Pats waist”
Fellow gang member: “Where’s your flag at?”
Gang member: “Pats waist”
by Ibndahoodfr May 29, 2022
by Airtime Grills April 02, 2021
In the context of politics, a false flag candidate refers to a person who is presented as a candidate for an election but is actually working in secret for another group or organization. This can happen when a political party or group tries to manipulate an election by presenting a candidate who appears to be from a different political ideology or background than they actually are. The goal is to deceive voters and win their support by hiding the true intentions and affiliations of the candidate.
"She switched parties faster than it took for the election results ink to dry. We think she may have been a false flag candidate. Time to audit her financial donors list and follow the money trail."
"We ran her as a False Flag Candidates, knowing the whole time that she'd switch parties shortly after the win in order to give us a supermajority."
"She was a false flag candidate, and switched parties shortly after winning the election. Time to require a special election for party switching midstream."
"We ran her as a False Flag Candidates, knowing the whole time that she'd switch parties shortly after the win in order to give us a supermajority."
"She was a false flag candidate, and switched parties shortly after winning the election. Time to require a special election for party switching midstream."
by Ollie Anthem April 06, 2023