gravity...friend or foe?
when playing Glass tower 2, there is an upgrade called gravity something or other, this then RAPES your mind and leads to GAME OVER, there is no other explanation! you have just been raped by gravity.
when playing Glass tower 2, there is an upgrade called gravity something or other, this then RAPES your mind and leads to GAME OVER, there is no other explanation! you have just been raped by gravity.
by chelseawh0 June 03, 2010
by Erufailon February 05, 2010
by Glxyy March 19, 2016
A beer that has more alcohol in it, and is responsible for me making a urinal out of my dresser drawer.
by PongChamp September 20, 2008
A overly important series to me.! It's one of the best and the only disney show I'll ever like. Kinda wish there was more episodes.
by PineteeTheCipher January 03, 2021
in regards to skateboarding it is a kind of jump
To do a gravity hop you have to have both feet on the board while at the same time be squatting down grasping the tail and nose with your hands. Then you use your shift in weight to jump while still grasping the skateboard with both hands
To do a gravity hop you have to have both feet on the board while at the same time be squatting down grasping the tail and nose with your hands. Then you use your shift in weight to jump while still grasping the skateboard with both hands
Ben: you cant even ollie, your that lame
Mike: i might not be able to ollie but i could gravity hop your house
Ben: prove it
*whooosh*
Nelson: oh shit son
Mike: i might not be able to ollie but i could gravity hop your house
Ben: prove it
*whooosh*
Nelson: oh shit son
by Andy The Mexican Candy July 13, 2009
The term originates from hackey-sack. A gravity check is when an easily playable sack hits the ground only because it was coming down equidistant between two or more players and each player didn't make an attempt because they thought someone else would play it.
The term can also be used in business to describe a situation where nobody on the team works on a task because they think someone else must already be working on it.
The term can also be used in business to describe a situation where nobody on the team works on a task because they think someone else must already be working on it.
Your boss emails the whole team, "Gravity check. Earlier I sent an email to all of you asking that one of you please call the client today. Did any of you actually call the client?"
by aberlickij February 23, 2009