A Plimbo male is a being who has ascended past the need for a physical and fixed form. Much like the clay deity "Plimbo", they are not spiritually nor physically bound to their body. They are formless, mysterious and powerful beyond measure. Their philosophy and way of life is far beyond the comprehension of any mortal being.
Oh damn, that guy just ascended into the astral plane like it was nothing! What a Plimbo male.
A plimbo "or plimbo male/female" is a person who is outstandingly powerful. They show no fear in situations, and absolutely tower above any sigma male/female.
Mike - "Hey, I've been hearing that Zach is a bit of a plimbo."
John - "Yeah man, he's a complete and utter plimbo."
90% populated by white boys who wish they were in gangs and twig girls who think theyve got asses. 50% populated by "bisexuals" who go call others faggots and cunt lesbos. Every shop is a different stereotype and theres no such thing as a real friend. Everyone is a snake.
Oh you go to bristol plymouth? Are you in the gay shop or the weed shop?
A usually green (can be yellow or red, depending on the Sim), diamond-shaped parallelogram over the head of a Sim character from the two best-selling PC games of all time, The Sims and The Sims 2, that depicts the mood that specific Sim is in.
Sim 1: Hi, I have a green plumbob. I am happy.
Sim 2: Hi, I have a yellow plumbob. I am not too happy, not too sad.
Sim 3: Hi, my plumbob is red and I suggest you fuck off before I rip your asshole apart because I'm angry.
The most beautiful car in history,also a evil possesed car in Stephen king's novel Christine about a 1958 red/white plymouth fury belvedere who seducees a 17 year old geeky outcast and makes him fall for her,which the plymouth kills anyone who gets in her way or her owner's.
i want to buy the beauty of the road dont you mean Plymouth?
Plymouth Slogan: "Plymouth the beauty of the road and the car of tommorow" --- 1958 plymouth fury
Nickname given to bales of marijuana thrown overboard or out of airplanes. Origin is reportedly from members of the US Coast Guard in the area of Southern Florida.
"Base we've got some square groupers floating outside of Miami harbor."