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This abbreviation is most commonly used as a quick and simple way of telling an opponent on an online game that they are as rubbish as a Soggy, Saggy Ball Sack. This phrase can be extended by adding 'without any balls', implying that they are completely useless.

There is also an awesome clan on the XBOX 360 who use this abbreviation as their clan name. They use this simply because they created the phrase and also because they will destroy you at Team Tactical on MW2. This group of players also use the clan name 'Ouch' because you will feel extreme pain after meeting them.
'yeah, we won again'
'That other team were real SSBSs'
'I know, they were as useless as a soggy, saggy ball sack without any balls'

Rubbish team: 'Ouch! We lost again!'
SSBS clan: 'That's because you are as bad as a soggy, saggy ball sack without any balls'
SSBS by Th3Maul3r October 28, 2010
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Sweet and Sour Bum Smell that is emitted from a dirty butt especially when the legs are open.
Poppy close your legs! Your SSBS is so bad.
SSBS by captain buddy January 27, 2019
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ssbsts • ssbsb • SSB
skateboarding trick, meaning switch stance back side tailslide, very difficult
kid was bustin out tha ssbsts on the ledge and we was all "ooooh snap"
ssbsts by foodhead June 22, 2004

SS-BS-TS 

Switch Stance Backside Tailslide
a skateboarding trick that Bam Margera made famous is his CKY skate video series
That SS-BS-TS was so killer
SS-BS-TS by Sid from Toronto October 22, 2008

ss bs ts 

switch stance backside tailslide.
performed on a skateboard mostly by Nate Lamberty, or Sean Joslin.
Sean - "Nate, was that a ss bs ts!?"
Nate - "Hellz yeah mo fuck! switch stance backside tailslide!"
Sean - "Aww snizz.. Caitlin is hot!"
Nate - "Catie is hotter chodemunch!"
ss bs ts by ijaywalkshh April 23, 2006
I like ssbsb
ssbsb by SSBSB January 5, 2025
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