S.O.P
Words you can keep
S.O.P.
Standard Operating Procedure. Things that are routine and come naturally to a person. Commonly pronounced as "soppy"
S.O.P. by Andrew Nieland, Scott Wells, and Dan Burseth September 1, 2005
S.O.P.
1. Scared Of Pussy ~ A male who will not have sex with a female due to reasons so trivially inane that the mere mention of said reasons will cause the male in question to be severely teased, roasted, and emotionally lambasted.
If the male in question does not face this fear, he runs the risk of the teasing, roasting, and emotional lambasting in the form of gay jokes.
Once this transformation of teasing is complete, you are no longer scared of pussy; you are craving the cock.
If the male in question does not face this fear, he runs the risk of the teasing, roasting, and emotional lambasting in the form of gay jokes.
Once this transformation of teasing is complete, you are no longer scared of pussy; you are craving the cock.
Mel: Ya'll been together forever now. Why ain't y'all fucking, yet!?
Katie: Chris is S.O.P.!
<group laughs>
Chris: FUCK OUTTA HERE! I'M NOT S.O.P.! She's the one who's scared.
Cook: Yeah... right.
Chris: I'm dead-ass! I AM NOT S.O.P!
<Chris gives everybody a blank stare>
See!? That's it...
<turns to Katie, unbuckling his belt>
<Katie starts laughing>
Katie: What're you doing?!
Chris: I will fuck you right here!
<more laughter>
Chris: I'll show you who's really S.O. whatever!
<more laughter>
Cook: Dude... it's OK. A lot of people are S.O.P., not just you!
<more laughter>
<cook starts singing and the rest join in>
YOU ARE NOT ALOOOOOONE, I AM HERE WITH YOOOOOOOOOU!!
Katie: Chris is S.O.P.!
<group laughs>
Chris: FUCK OUTTA HERE! I'M NOT S.O.P.! She's the one who's scared.
Cook: Yeah... right.
Chris: I'm dead-ass! I AM NOT S.O.P!
<Chris gives everybody a blank stare>
See!? That's it...
<turns to Katie, unbuckling his belt>
<Katie starts laughing>
Katie: What're you doing?!
Chris: I will fuck you right here!
<more laughter>
Chris: I'll show you who's really S.O. whatever!
<more laughter>
Cook: Dude... it's OK. A lot of people are S.O.P., not just you!
<more laughter>
<cook starts singing and the rest join in>
YOU ARE NOT ALOOOOOONE, I AM HERE WITH YOOOOOOOOOU!!
S.O.P.A.
The real meaning of S.O.P.A. comes from it being spelled backwards A.P.O.S
Which translates to "A Piece Of Shit"
Which translates to "A Piece Of Shit"
S.O.P.A. by The Anti Guy February 1, 2012
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Salad Days
green inexperienced youthful judgement and cold blooded execution of those judgements.
Rashness with little concern of consequence.
Antony and Cleopatra. William Shakespeare
"My salad days,
When I was green in judgment, cold in blood."
- William Shakespeare, Antony and Cleopatra, 1.5
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Antony and Cleopatra. William Shakespeare
"My salad days,
When I was green in judgment, cold in blood."
- William Shakespeare, Antony and Cleopatra, 1.5
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