Thorzing
Thorzing by Thunderguden April 20, 2017
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Helle Thorning
A Helle Thorning:
Dave: Any ONE of these SIX FUCKING CARDS and I would have won! UnbeFUCKINGlievable! You are terrible! You should have lost! Fucking cards! FUCK YOU!"
- From Rage Quit
Dave: Any ONE of these SIX FUCKING CARDS and I would have won! UnbeFUCKINGlievable! You are terrible! You should have lost! Fucking cards! FUCK YOU!"
- From Rage Quit
Helle Thorning by Kimovitzh October 4, 2011
thorping
thorping by Paul McLean October 20, 2006
thoring
Definition: The action of spitting nonsensical facts during an ordinary conversation.
“spoink!”
“my eyes were blue when i was younger but now they are more green”
“habitability around orange dwarf stars is highly unlikely”
“Again with the thoring man?”
“they are making white tattoo ink for black people”
“spoink!”
“my eyes were blue when i was younger but now they are more green”
“habitability around orange dwarf stars is highly unlikely”
“Again with the thoring man?”
“they are making white tattoo ink for black people”
Thorting
The act of laugh so hard you wheeze or cough during the laugh resulting in you falling or sliding to the ground continuously wheezing which makes you laugh/wheeze more.
Alex, and the boys were playing games and suddenly Alex started thorting when he was trying to tell his joke.
Thorting by ThottietooHottie June 6, 2018
thoring
thoring by Marvelnerd2000 June 19, 2015
Thorping
Thorping is the act of thonking but being related to Thorpe park, a theme park in the UK. The phrase originated from Coaster Bot's discord server as an emoji called :thorping:
Sam the Gerstlauer Connoisseur: How would you use 'thorping' in a sentence?
Patrick: I am thorping right now
Patrick: I am thorping right now
Thorping by RollercoasterEnthusiast November 1, 2019
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