Big Kin
Big Kin by TheBigKinTruthSeeker January 7, 2019
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big kin
The biggest man of all. A big kin drinks soon much protein he is 85% muscle mass. He makes all ladies swoon. He enjoys eating a big steak while watching his favorite tv show, P90X workouts. His mother breast feed him until he was 48 months. He has most of his baby fat left. His mother puts him through rigorous exercises everyday. He is constantly combing his hair. When he runs into something, that something falls down. Became a black belt at age 2. A true ninja warrior. Ranked number 1 high school cheerleading competitions, recruited by Alabama and Auburn. During his football career, he was forced to run, head down, into a pile of rambunctious african whistling donkeys and threw them all across Canada. Got in a fight with Ronda Rousey, tried to hook up with her, got scissor kicked in the genitals. 200% confidence allows to make super babies with females. Each one of his kids is 200 pounds coming out of the womb. Engaged in a drinking contest with a polar bear. Won.
big kin by bigkinlover69 June 11, 2016
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big king
Referring to the male genetals or long shafts (long shafts have more accurate cum shots).
Also can refer to the action of ejaculation.
Also a sandwich at BK. (Prices and participation may vary)
Also can refer to the action of ejaculation.
Also a sandwich at BK. (Prices and participation may vary)
Big Man Kinezos
Big Man Kinezos by grov0yde4d April 13, 2024
Kind of a big fucking deal
Kind of a big fucking deal by White kitty September 19, 2018
kind of a big deal
"Yeah, so that was me closing a huge deal yesterday...I am kind of a big deal in commercial real estate!"
kind of a big deal by rach BFD May 3, 2008
Word of the Day on September 14, 2009
kind of a big deal
A statement of arrogance and self-importance deliberately disguised as a humble, offhand observation. Usually delivered as the capstone line in a dialog peppered with other faux-humble socially-enhancing references intended to make you think the speaker is both cool AND humble. Attempts to accomplish with faux-humility what the Internet tough guy attempts to accomplish with raw force.
Hearing this line spoken in earnest is a clear indication you're probably dealing with a yuppie or hipster douchebag, as anybody who's actually a "big deal" lets their actions speak for themselves and doesn't need to mention it to strangers, even jokingly.
Since the original meaning has now been clearly identified as being douchey in the extreme, many people now use the phrase as a witty, ironic form of self-deprecation. The line between the two remains very grey and contextual, however; just because somebody's aiming for a humorous reaction doesn't mean they're not actually serious.
Hearing this line spoken in earnest is a clear indication you're probably dealing with a yuppie or hipster douchebag, as anybody who's actually a "big deal" lets their actions speak for themselves and doesn't need to mention it to strangers, even jokingly.
Since the original meaning has now been clearly identified as being douchey in the extreme, many people now use the phrase as a witty, ironic form of self-deprecation. The line between the two remains very grey and contextual, however; just because somebody's aiming for a humorous reaction doesn't mean they're not actually serious.
"So Bob, what do you do for work?"
"Oh, not much. I just do corporate law for Fnortner and Finch...gave me a corner office and a Jaguar last year. Got to meet Jude Law last week. Eh, I'm kind of a big deal over there, you know?"
"Oh wow! You're such a cool and humble dude!"
"Yeah, I know, right?"
"Oh, not much. I just do corporate law for Fnortner and Finch...gave me a corner office and a Jaguar last year. Got to meet Jude Law last week. Eh, I'm kind of a big deal over there, you know?"
"Oh wow! You're such a cool and humble dude!"
"Yeah, I know, right?"
kind of a big deal by Arbus Carstairs June 27, 2014
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