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fleenstones
A meme-ish way of saying "the Flintstones." Usually used in reference to SiivaGunner, Vinesauce Joel, or anything else related to 7 GRAND DAD. Phonetic spelling of Joel saying "Flintstones?" in a strange and humorous way due to his accent.
fleenstones by MushroomTheEpic July 1, 2017
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flinstonization
Assuming that humans are naturally monogamous is merely a "flinstonization", reverse-justifying the truth one is looking to prove.
flinstonization by Dillon of Three-Ways to Harems November 21, 2017
Flinstoning
v. the act of pushing a non running car until you can jump in and drive the car under its own momentum
Man, i was flinstoning my car down the street and these bitches started laughing at me.
I was on some straight stone age shit flinstoning my car down the hill
I was on some straight stone age shit flinstoning my car down the hill
Flinstoning by mattmfin October 13, 2006
Mr. Flinstone
Mr. Flinstone by MrGoodbar December 16, 2009
Flinstoning
When you are taking a test at school but their are no smart kids sitting close enough to cheat off of so when your teacher isn't looking you stay in your desk, pick it up, and run across the classroom in order to reposition yourself next to someone smart. Just like Fred Flinstone drives his car.
Joe: FUCK my chemistry final is today and i forgot to study
Bob: just copy off the kid that sits next to you
Joe: Fuck that! that kids a dumbass!
Bob: Then just flinstone across the room next to a smart kid!
just dont let the teacher see you flinstoning across the room
Bob: just copy off the kid that sits next to you
Joe: Fuck that! that kids a dumbass!
Bob: Then just flinstone across the room next to a smart kid!
just dont let the teacher see you flinstoning across the room
Flinstoning by Tahoe Bob February 9, 2008
Flinstones
John: Hey MAN LETS WATCH flinstones!!
Joe: Wtf? u are 30 and u wanna watch flinstones.I'd rather watch the show of the talking yellow sponge.
Jack: I vote sponge bob!!
Jake: Me too!
Joe: Man i think im on the wrong crowd.
Joe: Wtf? u are 30 and u wanna watch flinstones.I'd rather watch the show of the talking yellow sponge.
Jack: I vote sponge bob!!
Jake: Me too!
Joe: Man i think im on the wrong crowd.
Flinstones by toddynho ftw July 7, 2005
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