Throgmorton
Throgmorton by AddamsAppleDude January 5, 2010
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Throckmorton
Me: Hey, did you see my cousin Throckmorton skateboarding last night bro? He kiiiilled it.
Johnathan (or something I don't remember his name): Please set me free I don't know you or Throcky I just want to go back home I have a family and I really don't like being tethered to your basement wall it's cold and i'm hungry and itchy
Johnathan (or something I don't remember his name): Please set me free I don't know you or Throcky I just want to go back home I have a family and I really don't like being tethered to your basement wall it's cold and i'm hungry and itchy
Throckmorton by Throcky June 7, 2018
Throckmorton
"Your cousin Throckmorton skateboards from rest down a curved, frictionless ramp. If we treat Throckmorton as a particle, he moves through a quarter-circle with radius 3.00 m. Throcky and his skateboard have a total mass of 25.0 kg."
Throckmorton by e-j-o-s June 6, 2018
Throckmorton
Throckmorton by Sred January 24, 2020
My cousin Throckmorton
Me: Duuuuuuuuude my cousin throckmorton you shredded that skate park last night mannnnnn
My cousin throckmorton: wasn’t even that hard mannnn my saxophone kept me going mannnnnn
My cousin throckmorton: wasn’t even that hard mannnn my saxophone kept me going mannnnnn
My cousin Throckmorton by Sumdum fuk April 28, 2020
Throckmorton
1. Term in radiology used to describe the likelihood that the direction that the penis is hanging towards is the side of the trauma or injury.
2. Can also be referred to as a positive or negative throckmorton.
positive throckmorton-toward the injury
negative throckmorton - away from the injury
Direction of the dangle points the way to the pain.
2. Can also be referred to as a positive or negative throckmorton.
positive throckmorton-toward the injury
negative throckmorton - away from the injury
Direction of the dangle points the way to the pain.
Tech: "Is that a hairline fracture in the left femur?"
Radiologist: "Why of course! Didn't you notice the throckmorton?"
Radiologist: "Why of course! Didn't you notice the throckmorton?"
Throckmorton by pseudoten June 5, 2010
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