Tapping out
Tapping out by FTdubya December 27, 2014
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Tapping Out
A term used in the wrestling community for when something is extremely funny. Or when a person gives up in a wrestling match do to a submissions. A wrestling fan's version of "lol"
Holy shit, dude. This post about Michael Cole is so funny! I'm tapping out!
Or
Look, Daniel Bryan's got the LeBell lock on Wade Barrett. I think he's tapping out!
Or
Look, Daniel Bryan's got the LeBell lock on Wade Barrett. I think he's tapping out!
Tapping Out by Coleminor January 1, 2012
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