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Rocky socks by Youphoric August 1, 2012
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Rocks Socks
Shortened from "Rock my Socks"
Totally awesome.
Best thing ever.
Turns one on.
Makes one tremendously happy.
Response to good news.
Kicks ass.
Totally awesome.
Best thing ever.
Turns one on.
Makes one tremendously happy.
Response to good news.
Kicks ass.
That rocks socks!
You totally rock socks!
That rocks fucking socks dude!
The party will definately rock socks!
You totally rock socks!
That rocks fucking socks dude!
The party will definately rock socks!
Rocks Socks by Skylar October 5, 2004
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Rocks Socks
Something so great it will blow your socks off.
Unbelievably, amazingly, indescribably not entirely unlike an orgasm but much cleaner and a lot less work involved.
Coined by William G Burns III in the book, "English Idioms, Sayings and Slang" by Wayne Magnuson.
Unbelievably, amazingly, indescribably not entirely unlike an orgasm but much cleaner and a lot less work involved.
Coined by William G Burns III in the book, "English Idioms, Sayings and Slang" by Wayne Magnuson.
Rocks Socks by darianknight February 13, 2007
Rock socks
The teenage peeps, xplayman! and PresZidane, put the R in rock socking.
It is often use in things that rock socks.
They rock socks.
Kinda like the circle of life.
Think Algebra but more fun.
Sugar pies and honey bunches.
It is often use in things that rock socks.
They rock socks.
Kinda like the circle of life.
Think Algebra but more fun.
Sugar pies and honey bunches.
Rock socks by xplayman! May 30, 2006
rocks socks
to do something realy cool or amazing
it can be inhansed by the adding of other word like major-it rocks major socks
it can be inhansed by the adding of other word like major-it rocks major socks
rocks socks by so0o easy January 17, 2009
Rocks Socks
A overused phrase. Mainly used by Imposter Hipsters who think saying it means they are so called "cool." Many people use the phrase occasionally (which is okay when used in moderation. Imposter Hipsters include the people who lable theirselves as goth, emo, or punk, when in fact they actually are scene kids looking for attention.
Hipster Imposter: "Like oh my gawd! I like totally like that band. They like totally Rox my sox (aka Rocks Socks)!!
Person who is their own self: "Do you even know the band's name or who plays in it? Name one non-mainstream song."
Hipster Imposter: "Uh, oh my gawd! I totally don't know."
Person who is their own self: "Exactly what I thought."
Person who is their own self: "Do you even know the band's name or who plays in it? Name one non-mainstream song."
Hipster Imposter: "Uh, oh my gawd! I totally don't know."
Person who is their own self: "Exactly what I thought."
Rocks Socks by People can be so hilarious! December 15, 2008
you rock my socks
you rock my socks by billabobbyjones June 10, 2008
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