Losering
"You guys are lame, weird, and annoying. Nobody likes you."
"Well we don't care, we're losering and we're proud of it."
"Well we don't care, we're losering and we're proud of it."
Losering by delreydarling January 5, 2014
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losering by totallynotnikhil101 May 19, 2018
Losering
Townie losering
When a girl stays complacent with an alcoholic townie despite previously held wishes to do something with her life.
"Hey, didn't she go in to the Peace Corp?"
"No, she gave up on that idea once she started townie losering with some 30 year old alcoholic who lives with his parents."
"No, she gave up on that idea once she started townie losering with some 30 year old alcoholic who lives with his parents."
Townie losering by ebadeez October 25, 2010
lasering the target
Target: "I don't know if I should go home with him."
Wingman: "He's a great guy, but he's kind of awkward at first....and he loves puppies and children as he volunteers every weekend at a puppy rescue and orphan center."
Target: "Tell me more."
Next morning -
You: "Dude, I wouldn't have brought her home if you weren't lasering the target."
Wingman: "He's a great guy, but he's kind of awkward at first....and he loves puppies and children as he volunteers every weekend at a puppy rescue and orphan center."
Target: "Tell me more."
Next morning -
You: "Dude, I wouldn't have brought her home if you weren't lasering the target."
lasering the target by Shotgun Hobo August 17, 2012
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