emo grass
emo grass by darkblackdove June 11, 2006
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Emo Grass
Han: Hey Paul look your grass cut itself isnt that cool.
Paul: Yeah its called Emo Grass its really cool i wake up and my lawns cut perfect.
Paul: Yeah its called Emo Grass its really cool i wake up and my lawns cut perfect.
Emo Grass by If your alright with it i am October 11, 2011
emo glasses
Glasses with thick black frames, worn by people that don't actually need glasses, Make Skinny girls look hot in a hot-librarian-loves-the-cock kind of way. Makes fat girls think they look like hot Librarians when they actually look more like Ugly-bitter-librarian- feigning-originality-with-ugly-glasses. Emo Glasses Help skinny boys turn their skinnyness into a "thing" and subsequently gets them laid. Makes Fat boys look like Drew Carey.
emo glasses by Happelshmatz September 3, 2005
emo glasses
emo glasses by Conan Troutman August 8, 2003
Emo glasses
Thick framed geek glasses. Buddy Holly wore these. Just because I wear them doesn't mean I'm emo! So don't judge a person by their glasses.
Emo glasses by xRaex April 30, 2006
emo glasses
Very ugly, thick, black glasses worn by trendy fans of emo music. They resemble traditional "nerd" glasses and many emo fans think it's cool to pretend that they are nerds because they think they are being nonconformist. However, since emos now make up the vast majority of people on planet earth, doing so is very conformist and insulting to real nerds who toil endlessly to keep your computers working.
emo glasses by cm August 26, 2004
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