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Hill Rolling 

The act of rolling down a steep grassy hill, often in long johns. Usually done with two or more people. Sometimes results in feelings of euphoria and togetherness. Often an addictive act. Most people hill roll once a week to just feel normal.

Hill Rolling is also known as the HRing, or HR.
Dude, we were hill rolling at Doloras Park and I total fell in love with him.

Tonight we are going to HR and we will HR for life, man!
Hill Rolling by HR4Life July 21, 2011
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hardcore hill rolling

the act of throwing yourself down an oftentimes steep, rocky hill.
usually videotaped
brad: brosephine that was some hardcore hill rolling you just did.
chelsea: shit chea. i think i broke my arm
brad: let's put this shit on youtube so we can be on scarred

Rolling hill syndrome 

When a particularly large individual is speaking nonsense and in the middle of the conversation you ask them if you push them down a hill will they roll?
Person 1: I just think we are different people

Person 2, in order to stop this nonsense conversation says: If I pushed you down a hill would you roll? In other words rolling hill syndrome

cat rolling down the hill problem 

A physics problem involving a cat rolling down a hill. Commonly given when asked for physics answers.
"What's the answer to question 1?"
"What, the cat rolling down the hill problem?"

Duffy woodcock wet william HHH hill rollin oovoo java jackhammers CAF 

The ideal name of a trio of people consisting of one guy and two girls who are very funny and hot
Hey, did you see the Duffy woodcock wet william HHH hill rollin oovoo java jackhammers caf at wing stop this weekend? It was awesome!
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