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Brickwall
If you're talking to someone on msn, and they don't reply for a while; you end up with a wall of text trying to talk to them.
Sarah: Hey babe, today I got caught in....
*ten lines later*
Sarah: "Matt, are you brickwalling me?"
Matt: Sorry, I was on WoW..
*ten lines later*
Sarah: "Matt, are you brickwalling me?"
Matt: Sorry, I was on WoW..
Brickwall by staringspace January 28, 2010
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Brickwall
Brickwall by -timmy-eugine- March 26, 2007
brickwall
On music sites that show you the waveform to tracks, brickwalls are excessively loud regions of audio, so loud to the point where they're just "walls" that are flat on the top. First seen in the BandLab discord server
honestly i feel like half the waveforms i see on bandlab are brickwalls anyway
- Amfivolía, probably
- Amfivolía, probably
brickwall by AdinbutimnotAdinimQuinn December 20, 2024
Brickwall Turkeyhead
Another way of saying whatever, talk to the hand, I don't want to hear it or believe it end of story. And must use the neck rolling action with the hand motion as if to block whatever someone says.
"So say Applebottumz, you got my money you owe me"?
"Umm excuse me but umm Brickwall Turkeyhead I don't owe you anything so miss me with that malarkey bologna you better ask somebody"
"My bad girl my bad I was jus playing"
"Don't play with me I'm not a toy well I would be if a certain man was around but that's another story for another day"
"Umm excuse me but umm Brickwall Turkeyhead I don't owe you anything so miss me with that malarkey bologna you better ask somebody"
"My bad girl my bad I was jus playing"
"Don't play with me I'm not a toy well I would be if a certain man was around but that's another story for another day"
Brickwall Turkeyhead by Shek Dawg 98 March 19, 2021
hit the brickwall
hit the brickwall by Okiediver February 24, 2017
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