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off the wall 

off the wall is a little hard to explain it means something that is so out there even your mom says holy fuck
What the fuck is your dog doing to that chipmonk...o thats off the wall.

Dude i cant believe she is doing that...that is some off the wall shit right there
off the wall by Michael Strealing Dick September 28, 2006

off the wall 

really strange, maybe a little crazy. Also, it's the title of a hit album by superstar Michael Jackson.
Me, Rich and Bill agree that one of the things that make the band Talking Heads so cool is that they are so off the wall.

OFF THE WALL 

Crazy, bizarre, foolish, tricky, or nonsensical.
What you are telling me is totally "off the wall."
OFF THE WALL by acaver1 April 9, 2012

Off The Wall 

When you put weed in a hookah with a little tobacco then smoke a couple blunts at the same time.
Bra we got hella off the wall last nite!
Off The Wall by tfybassociate February 26, 2011

off the wall paul

That midlife crisis guy who dresses like he mugged a 13 year old on the way to the skate park and is still going by his 17 year old douchey nickname.
Here comes an off the wall Paul; he's 40 but dresses like Tony Hawk's youngest son; acts like a poser

off the wall Paul

40 year old dude, a poser who dresses like he mugged a 13 year old skater for his clothes and still calls himself his 16 year old street name, 'off the wall Paul'
Look at that old guy dressed in chucks and board shorts; such an off the wall Paul
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