Flagday
1. This is when you moon someone from the front. You flash them your shlong, for what reason? That I don't know.
2. To flash them your penis.
2. To flash them your penis.
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Red Flag Day
1) Pertains to the marked days of a woman's bleeding "period" within the menstrual cycle, from the beginning to the end.
2) "Happy Red Flag Day" is a phrase often used in woman code to welcome one-another into the relentless, ceremonial unleashing of hell about life's problems, onto the ears of the unwilling-- mainly men. You may see this act transpire on Facebook with 12 guys asking "what does red flag day mean,'' followed by 37 "likes" on the initial post. The best means of avoiding this outcome is to remain silent and do not (repeat) DO NOT engage in dialog.
2) "Happy Red Flag Day" is a phrase often used in woman code to welcome one-another into the relentless, ceremonial unleashing of hell about life's problems, onto the ears of the unwilling-- mainly men. You may see this act transpire on Facebook with 12 guys asking "what does red flag day mean,'' followed by 37 "likes" on the initial post. The best means of avoiding this outcome is to remain silent and do not (repeat) DO NOT engage in dialog.
Girl 1: Hey youuu, happy Red Flag Day.
Girl 2: God, I know. I just want it to be over!
Guy 1: What red flag day?
Girl 2: You never listen to me, EVER! I'm leaving... ASSHOLE ::slams door::
Guy 1: ...What!? What the hell was that about?
Girl 2: God, I know. I just want it to be over!
Guy 1: What red flag day?
Girl 2: You never listen to me, EVER! I'm leaving... ASSHOLE ::slams door::
Guy 1: ...What!? What the hell was that about?
Red Flag Day by davidjkeys January 11, 2012
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flagdancing
a very fun and active activity. Usually for the athletically-retarded. (includes dancing crazily to music while twirling around a flag or two in your living room)
flagdancing by charlie tobin March 13, 2010
Shackteâu
A Shackteau is a humble, weather-beaten, structurally questionable shelter located in a spectacular or highly coveted place—Wales, Jackson Hole, Sun Valley, Crested Butte, coastal Maine, the Alps—where the building itself may be worth almost nothing, but the dirt, view, access, and mythology make it absurdly valuable.
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