Brokeback Chuck
Look at that lisp-talkin, sache' walkin Brokeback Chuck with boots and saddle, he has no gamin skillsz
Brokeback Chuck by Steelthrower September 17, 2008
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Brokeback Check
A test done to check whether someone claiming to go fishing has actually gone fishing or if they are having an illicit gay love affair. Simply place a note on the end of their fishing pole asking them to bring back some fish. If they do, the test is negative. If the note is still there at the end of the trip, it is positive. They've been to Brokeback.
"Hey, Dad's been going fishing a lot lately with his friend from work. Do you think something's going on?"
"I don't know. Better do a Brokeback Check."
"I don't know. Better do a Brokeback Check."
Brokeback Check by L & S January 4, 2009
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broke-back check
(n) referring to disability checks for workman's compensation cases.
origin: conversation between Dani and cousin Ian. Expect to hear this in the hook of rap songs soon. Any usage of this coined phrase requires payment.
origin: conversation between Dani and cousin Ian. Expect to hear this in the hook of rap songs soon. Any usage of this coined phrase requires payment.
broke-back check by Dani Knows Best October 23, 2008
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