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squab
squab by Carlos Mack April 23, 2008
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Squab
Squab by Carl Johnson August 30, 2005
squab
A 2 player game where you tap your thighs twice and then do one of three hand movements. These include
Load a gun: Where you point your hands up with them shaped like guns.
Fire a gun: When you point your hands at your opponent in the shape of a gun.
Shield: Put your hands to the opposite shoulder, as if your protecting yourself.
You can't fire a bullet if you didn't load one, and you win when you fire at the opponent and they were loading.
Load a gun: Where you point your hands up with them shaped like guns.
Fire a gun: When you point your hands at your opponent in the shape of a gun.
Shield: Put your hands to the opposite shoulder, as if your protecting yourself.
You can't fire a bullet if you didn't load one, and you win when you fire at the opponent and they were loading.
Squab
A 'Squab' or 'Squabbing' is the act of condescension toward the body part of another, usually the upper forearm.
It originated from the movements of the Bolivia Bug, this is then reciprocated upon the arm producing a sensation of great irritation and violation.
As a word, it is also an incredibly mild compliment, literally just tipping the balance in favor of compliment over insult.
Caution: Extended Squabbing can lead to nausea and in extreme cases, lack of masculinity.
Also note, pronounced skwubbed similar to squat.
Not to be confused with squab, or the young pigeon.
It originated from the movements of the Bolivia Bug, this is then reciprocated upon the arm producing a sensation of great irritation and violation.
As a word, it is also an incredibly mild compliment, literally just tipping the balance in favor of compliment over insult.
Caution: Extended Squabbing can lead to nausea and in extreme cases, lack of masculinity.
Also note, pronounced skwubbed similar to squat.
Not to be confused with squab, or the young pigeon.
squab
squab by Deniz Ogut April 23, 2005