Spinnering
Spinnering by ericxnw November 3, 2010
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Spinning Rhino DNA
When you take an excess amount of ADHD medication and partake in the cognitive "Bradley Cooper" type enhancement felt when high dosages
Of the schedule 2 substance "Adderall, Vyvanse, and fuck tha rest". #notonacid
Of the schedule 2 substance "Adderall, Vyvanse, and fuck tha rest". #notonacid
Up is left and right is down and red is go and green stop and blue is yellow and now is go
Geeking off your aunt jamima
Spinning Rhino DNA
Geeking off your aunt jamima
Spinning Rhino DNA
Spinning Rhino DNA by A Guy who lives with Asians November 28, 2014
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Spinnering • Skinnering • sinnering • Spannering • spingering • Spinner-Inner • spinning • spidering • spencering • spinning jenny
Spinning Rust
Spinning Rust refers to a mechanical hard drive. Early hard disk drives had platters coated with iron(III) oxide, basically rust, hence the name.
Spinning Rust by Zipdox November 24, 2020
spinning plates
doing many things at once, dating many people at once, being a whore, friendly; like in the variety shows of the 70s where the performer puts a plate on a tall thin stick mounted to the stage and spins it ... puts another plate on another stick and spins it ... doing more and more to see how many he can keep spinning without falling
Dude1: "Hey man, you just dating that one chick?"
Dude2: "Nah, I've got several hoes on the line, i'm spinning plates man!"
Dude2: "Nah, I've got several hoes on the line, i'm spinning plates man!"
spinning plates by PapiLoco July 28, 2010
Spinning me
Spinning me by MrzRahBaSun16 February 1, 2018
Spitzering
Sure he goes to church every Sunday, but he be spitzering with a dwarf prostitute and a donkey with one leg every Saturday night.
Spitzering by Shady Sartorius March 10, 2008
spinning beach ball of death
The Apple equivalent of the blue screen of death (Windows). The cursor changes from an arrow into the aforementioned symbol
It's appearance signals the imminent freezing of one or more programs. Typically thwarted by force-quitting the program, or in more severe cases, shutting down the computer.
It's appearance signals the imminent freezing of one or more programs. Typically thwarted by force-quitting the program, or in more severe cases, shutting down the computer.
spinning beach ball of death by Sybet January 8, 2007
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