by BBC4UrGirl April 1, 2021
Get the Free Spiritmug. by Anonnnnnx April 12, 2019
Get the Free Spiritmug. This is a phrase used by many people at Carpinteria High School. It all started when one of the TPL gang members named Luke got caught vaping in the bathroom. Luke is infamous for hitting the juul. When he got caught he was obviously suspended..... how sad. The same day, many people, TPL or not, printed out pictures containing the text "free Luke" it spread around quickly and was soon the only word in Carpinteria high schools vocabulary. after a day or two it was even used outside of Carp highs vocab. Luke you're famous
one scenario
student #1: "Do you know what happened to Luke?"
teacher: "Of course I know"
student #2: "hEy FrEe LuKe"
student #1: "Do you know what happened to Luke?"
teacher: "Of course I know"
student #2: "hEy FrEe LuKe"
by free the liberals 420 March 6, 2019
Get the Free Lukemug. by hempress January 9, 2011
Get the free tittinmug. by tiznjiz October 21, 2009
Get the free clittingmug. Former singer of Kidneythieves (Now broken up, and reformed into Shocknina, without Free)
Free currently (2006) writes and records solo.
Free currently (2006) writes and records solo.
"Free dominguez is probably one of the best song writers ever. I wish Kidneythieves never broke up."
by Amirah August 26, 2006
Get the Free dominguezmug. I think the people before me don't even practice Free Running... Free running is the art of moving your body in an aesthetically pleasing way.
Not to be confused with Parkour, which is moving from point A to point B as quickly as possible using objects in your way as shortcuts rather than obstacles. Well, as the need for efficiency declines throughout the years, more of a focus was based on aesthetics, such as flips and spins. Moves such as these weren't as efficient as much as the were aesthetic, so these were classified as free running moves.
There is no mindset of movement when doing free running as opposed to parkour.
Parkour has within itself the intention of moving from one place to another very quickly, whereas in free running you could be in the same place for hours on end with no intent of movement.
Not to be confused with Parkour, which is moving from point A to point B as quickly as possible using objects in your way as shortcuts rather than obstacles. Well, as the need for efficiency declines throughout the years, more of a focus was based on aesthetics, such as flips and spins. Moves such as these weren't as efficient as much as the were aesthetic, so these were classified as free running moves.
There is no mindset of movement when doing free running as opposed to parkour.
Parkour has within itself the intention of moving from one place to another very quickly, whereas in free running you could be in the same place for hours on end with no intent of movement.
by Guerrero Movement April 5, 2011
Get the Free Runningmug.