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running with scissors

Doing something dangerous and reckless. Doing something forbidden due to the potential danger in it.
"You know your running with scissors acting like that, right ?"
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running with scissors

Doing things your own way putting convention to the side.
"He's running with scissors on that one to create something completely unique."

running with scissors

Living on the edge often with a little bit of a strange, quirky, humorous and spontaneous type personality but otherwise normal enough to blend in with most crowds.
I like running with scissors in my hand..haha.

running with scissors

A movie directed by Ryan Murphy, based on an autobiography written by Augusten Burrough. It tells the story of a young man growing up in a crazy family in the 70s.
I thought running with scissors was a great movie
running with scissors by redcomrad February 16, 2007

Running with scissors

A way to text some one that you are getting high or are high without actually saying so directly. You know you shouldnt do it but its so much fun when you do.
Stoner:"Duuuude, im totally running with scissors right now!"

Lame Friend:"Isnt that bad or illegal or something?"

Stoner:"Ya, something like that... but its fun so i do it anyway

Running with Scissors

A chaotic, zero-regret lifestyle where a rebellious lesbian ignores every warning label in existence—emotionally, socially, and occasionally literally—charging headfirst into bad decisions, hot girls, and situations that could end in either a great story or minor property damage. Equal parts defiance and thrill-seeking, usually fueled by spite, attraction to the worst possible choice, and the firm belief that rules are just suggestions for people with less personality.
“She met a girl with a shaved head, three red flags, and a motorcycle—moved in two days later and adopted a dog together. Absolute running with scissors behavior.”
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