tangency
tangency by dalziel_86 June 18, 2003
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Reaching the Point of Tangency
The act of getting high. When you are not exactly high, you are somewhere along the tangent line.
Origin: 2011, when a black guy needed a new way to talk about getting high around administrators at Statesboro High School.
Origin: 2011, when a black guy needed a new way to talk about getting high around administrators at Statesboro High School.
Kleever: Hey man, what are we doing tonight?
noJ: I don't know bro, let's bro rape.
Kleever: Nah man, we did that last time.
noJ: Let's reach the point of tangency!
Kleever: Way ahead of you bro, I'm somewhere along the tangent line, but soon we'll be Reaching the Point of Tangency.
noJ: I don't know bro, let's bro rape.
Kleever: Nah man, we did that last time.
noJ: Let's reach the point of tangency!
Kleever: Way ahead of you bro, I'm somewhere along the tangent line, but soon we'll be Reaching the Point of Tangency.
Reaching the Point of Tangency by Kleever and noJ Happy Time June 12, 2011
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