katieing
Internet meme (like horsemanning or planking) where one person lies on their stomach between a standing person's legs posing for a photo. This usually occurs for vacation pictures.
katieing by obamalovesjomama January 28, 2012
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Katieing
To write positive things about people with your own first name on urban dictionary. In most, however not all, cases a way of making up for personal insecurities.
A less popular form of Katieing is to write opinions about other people you know.
Whether or not the statements written about the concerning person are true or not, is irrelevant.
A less popular form of Katieing is to write opinions about other people you know.
Whether or not the statements written about the concerning person are true or not, is irrelevant.
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katiieng
person 1: “omg! did u see the most prettiest, humblest, kindest, funniest, funnest, most talented person in the whole entire world??”
person 2: “oh, katiieng? yes! she’s literally the most prettiest, humblest, kindest, funniest, funnest, most talented person in the whole entire world! i’m literally in love with her!”
person 2: “oh, katiieng? yes! she’s literally the most prettiest, humblest, kindest, funniest, funnest, most talented person in the whole entire world! i’m literally in love with her!”
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