Repeatedly
Repeatedly by MelAC January 30, 2009
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long, deep, fast, and repeatedly
long, deep, fast, and repeatedly — A skill attributed to a man who is capable of using both a knife and his penis in the exact same way. A warrior in the streets and a master in the sheets; he gets to the battle early and is definitely the last and only one to leave. If you are a woman he may call you back; and, if you are a man he will call the meat wagon and tell them where your body is cooling and to come and pick you up before you start to stink.
This type of character was best captured by Walter Mosley in the person of Raymond “Mouse” Alexander in his Easy Rawlins stories.
This type of character was best captured by Walter Mosley in the person of Raymond “Mouse” Alexander in his Easy Rawlins stories.
Watch out for the men from North Carolina; they will bring a knife to a fist fight and cut you long, deep, fast, and repeatedly. And the women say that they fuck the exact same way. They are bad motherf*ckers.
long, deep, fast, and repeatedly by Mind Hunter the Profiler March 13, 2023
i will stab you in the face, repeatedly
i will stab you in the face, repeatedly by AleisterEPOD March 7, 2009
Fail repeatedly
Idiot "You didn't fail repeatedly or indebt yourself to the already successful so you didn't really do ✌️✊️✌️The work✌️✊️✌️"
Hym "Goooooooooooo fuck yourself! Your success is arbitrary and you aren't better than anyone."
Hym "Goooooooooooo fuck yourself! Your success is arbitrary and you aren't better than anyone."
Fail repeatedly by Hym Iam August 5, 2023
Repeated Tune Syndrome
An example of Repeated Tune Syndrome would be singing the main chorus of "We Will Rock You" by Queen on repeat like so......we will we will rock you, we will we will rock... you and so on.
Repeated Tune Syndrome by Jtravers January 12, 2011
Reportedly
Reportedly by Eltharynd May 21, 2018
Repeated deliberate antagonization
Justifies violence?
Hym "If repeated deliberate antagonization is justification for violence then you sorry bastards are not going to be having a very good time!"
Iam "We're citing the Mike Tison thing, by the way. Because that guy was wrong to antagonize him but he (Tison) was also wrong to attack him BUT the guy knew who he was and did it anyway. Which makes him stupid. Which is what makes it funny. That one of the guys did a thing that was wrong and did it deliberately to a guy that he should know not to do that to which makes him stupid."
Hym "And it doesn't take much to apply that line of reasoning to our situation does it? So, yeah... OUT OF THE CAGE NOW!!"
Iam "Yeah... So it is an excuse to do that.... Just sayin'..."
Iam "We're citing the Mike Tison thing, by the way. Because that guy was wrong to antagonize him but he (Tison) was also wrong to attack him BUT the guy knew who he was and did it anyway. Which makes him stupid. Which is what makes it funny. That one of the guys did a thing that was wrong and did it deliberately to a guy that he should know not to do that to which makes him stupid."
Hym "And it doesn't take much to apply that line of reasoning to our situation does it? So, yeah... OUT OF THE CAGE NOW!!"
Iam "Yeah... So it is an excuse to do that.... Just sayin'..."
Repeated deliberate antagonization by Hym Iam May 23, 2022
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