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Flircle
Flircle by DatBoiDaKatSavage July 26, 2017
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Failcycle
Commonly associated with the ROFL Copter or the LMAO Plane, this particular word is used when a players action causes massive self injury or even suicide.
Dude Joss just is a level 64 Warrior and he just Aggrod that 80 Elite.....
Yeah man, He totally popped a wheelie on the failcycle
Or
My Failcycle goes...
Fail Pedal Fail Pedal Fail Pedal FAIL
Yeah man, He totally popped a wheelie on the failcycle
Or
My Failcycle goes...
Fail Pedal Fail Pedal Fail Pedal FAIL
Failcycle by Travis W T. December 22, 2008
Flycycle
a Flycycle is a personality you can find online, if you find a Flycycle it is recommended you hang around as it will almost certainly put its foot in its mouth at some point , to your great amusement.
Flircle
To flick in a circle. A 'Flircle' is when a person manages to complete an entire loop of all available television channels by flicking rapidly through the circuit in succession. This is most often done when the person is not that concerned about finding something interesting to watch, but rather is bored or attempting to ignore another person.
Example:
Simon: "Jesus, there's nothing on tv!"
Nikki: "How would you know? You're changing stations after 4 seconds"
Simon: "Yeah, I guess I am. I've done two whole flircles already. I was just getting bored listening to you telling me about your day, I guess I just started pressing buttons"
...
(A door slams)
Simon: "Nikki? Bitch?"
Simon: "Jesus, there's nothing on tv!"
Nikki: "How would you know? You're changing stations after 4 seconds"
Simon: "Yeah, I guess I am. I've done two whole flircles already. I was just getting bored listening to you telling me about your day, I guess I just started pressing buttons"
...
(A door slams)
Simon: "Nikki? Bitch?"
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