The act of asking a chick to shave her head then going to the bedroom to get fucked then finish on her chrome dome and slap that cum covered Q ball
Friend: what was that loud smack last night
Me: oh? That. Me finishing my q ball dome slap ladies love it
Me: oh? That. Me finishing my q ball dome slap ladies love it
by Ronrun July 18, 2021
The Q-Anon Bullet is a logo that includes the Q-Anon logo and a spade. Some people have mistakenly called this the Queen of Spades Anon, which it is NOT. The spade is supposed to be an Ace of Spades (also referred to as the "death card" or the "Bullet").
Q-Anon Bullet is worn by someone considered elite in the Q-Anon movement. It is for doing something above and beyond the average supporter. It does NOT necessarily mean that the person did something illegal, but MOST LIKELY it was done "off the books."
It does NOT mean a Q-Anon member who is attracted sexually to black men.
By bearing a close resemblance and possibly being mistaken for the Queen of Spades, or showing their affiliation with Q-Anon, the person wearing the symbol is going to be someone who can hold their own and not to be messed with. Many times these people have elite backgrounds in law enforcement, military, intelligence services, militias, fire fighters, EMS, etc. They can also be ordinary people who have done extraordinary feats.
It may be displayed as a piece of jewelry, a (bumper) sticker, a tattoo, or in some other manner. Its main purpose is to identify the person as an elite member to other Q-Anon members. If the elite act was carried out by a team of people, all the members may get the same display (jewelry, tattoo, etc.) as a commemorative of the "mission" they carried out.
This is NOT a symbol of racism, insurrection, etc., just as the Black Lives Matter (fist) logo is not any of these either.
Q-Anon Bullet is worn by someone considered elite in the Q-Anon movement. It is for doing something above and beyond the average supporter. It does NOT necessarily mean that the person did something illegal, but MOST LIKELY it was done "off the books."
It does NOT mean a Q-Anon member who is attracted sexually to black men.
By bearing a close resemblance and possibly being mistaken for the Queen of Spades, or showing their affiliation with Q-Anon, the person wearing the symbol is going to be someone who can hold their own and not to be messed with. Many times these people have elite backgrounds in law enforcement, military, intelligence services, militias, fire fighters, EMS, etc. They can also be ordinary people who have done extraordinary feats.
It may be displayed as a piece of jewelry, a (bumper) sticker, a tattoo, or in some other manner. Its main purpose is to identify the person as an elite member to other Q-Anon members. If the elite act was carried out by a team of people, all the members may get the same display (jewelry, tattoo, etc.) as a commemorative of the "mission" they carried out.
This is NOT a symbol of racism, insurrection, etc., just as the Black Lives Matter (fist) logo is not any of these either.
The Q-Anon Bullet he wore around his neck on a chain told me that he was more than just a supporter; he has "gotten his hands dirty" and you don't want to mess with him.
by Arch Bagger January 18, 2021
by Young B The Bridge November 17, 2008
A small phrase said by Alyssa Edwards on season 5 of Rupaul’s Drag Race, in the Untucked lounge. It was during her stand off with other contestants, Coco Montrese and Jade Jolie. This is all leading up to the icon moment of “back rolls”.
by Mell Lynnie September 08, 2022
A female located within 20 square miles of MCB Quantico, who typically prey on Marine Corps Officers in the hope of mating and/or marrying.
by Call me Dizzle February 21, 2010
you found this. how? it was so well hidden. you did both symultaniouslyleft to right and right to left diagonally. you must be in class in 2020 or 2021.
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by v0n4n January 26, 2021
by steev-0 February 16, 2009