Rob the Bank
A sexual term meaning to have violent dangerous and quick sex with someone,usually out of the blue.Not to be confused with rape,but its pretty close;although willing.
Rob the Bank by slyver October 1, 2009
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Rob The Bank
To meet a girl, and have sex with her that same day.
Sometimes in terms of rape, or close to it.
Or could be a one night stand, and both male and female wanted the sex. Yet, the guy's intentions were to hit it then quit it.
Sometimes in terms of rape, or close to it.
Or could be a one night stand, and both male and female wanted the sex. Yet, the guy's intentions were to hit it then quit it.
Some boy I met at the club robbed my bank (rob the bank) last night. Fuck, I didn't even get his number to call him back for a second date. Mother fucker.
Rob The Bank by DamnIt69 May 11, 2010
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