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Finnish Line 

The finnish line marks the point at which all the alcohol in a household has been drunk and everyone is smashed. "Crossing the finnish line" refers to the act of drinking all that's left in a house through mass partying and drinking games.

The people of Finland (the finnish) are known for being able to hold their liquor and for their mad partying skills. The finnish set the bar high when it comes to hardcore drinking, so reaching the finnish line is truly a badge of honor, particularly if it happens as a result of winning many games of beirut or beer pong in a row.
"After winning seven games of 10-cup beirut in a row, the finnish line was in sight for Mark and Janet. When they won their final game and all the beer was gone, they stepped across the finnish line and had the best drunk sex ever."

"Guy #1: How was the party at Stubby's last night?
Guy #2: Dude, it was amazing, we hit the finnish line.
Guy #1: Woah, how much did you start with?
Guy #2: Let's just say that hockey players from Helsinki would have been jealous.
Guy #1: That's fucked up."
Finnish Line by mgeyer2006 May 11, 2006
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The Finnish Line 

The border between Sweden and Finland
Guy 1:Hey dude, just crossing the Finnish Line
Guy 2: woah, enjoy your time in Finland.

crossing the finish line 

Babydoll, I'll have you crossing the finish line every time.

Tripped at the finish line 

(Tripping at the finish line. Trip at the finish line)

An idiom describing a situation where one does great at a subject, until near the end.

Note : To stay true to the meaning, the mistake has to have a great detrimental effect their overall performance.
Jake : Wow, Samantha is an amazing student! She has perfect attendance, she always seems to have the right answers, she turns in her homework everyday, and she aces all of the quizzes.

Tammy : Yeah, but didn't you hear? She completely failed the finals. She totally tripped at the finish line!

finish line 

When a man orgasms ("finishes") on a woman. Since it comes out in a line, it is his finish line.
Last night, I gave her the ol' finish line.
finish line by Th3 Silent 1 September 15, 2009

finish line 

1. the end of a running race usually represented by a yellow strip of tape or paper

2. store where you buy expensive basketball shoes, jerseys, and all of that good sports stuff.
1. tyler is the fastest in the school but he lost the race because he was afraid of yellow tape.

2. person 1:lets appy for a job at finish line
person 2: why?
person 1: so we can get discounts on those expensive basketball shoes
person 2: thats a great idea, lets go
person 1: =D
finish line by jayazson July 30, 2005

Indianapolis Finish Line 

This is when a guy is about to blow his load he makes race car sounds then drags his dong up from her pussy as fast as he can to the girls face and blows his man chowder all over and yells " checkered flag bitch" then goes right into a Donkey Puntch followed by a Pink Sock.
The reason your mom is so mad is because I showed her the Indianapolis Finish Line and she couldn't face public for a week.
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