Thundercracker
Thundercracker by Anonymous June 15, 2003
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Thundercracker
If you are trying to get your crush to like you “johhnyFlash” made thundercracker a specialist in the arts of romance. Yet another recolor of Starscream, what a shame.
Thundercracker by Hemanbeast May 16, 2022
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Thundercracker
Offensive term for a white person who was an oppressor to Asians. Began being used in the 1800s while the trans-continental railroad was being built and revived during WWII and the Japanese internment camps.
Person 1: Hey dude what you eating? Rice or some shit?
Person 2: Dude don't be a fucking thundercracker, white people eat rice too.
Person 2: Dude don't be a fucking thundercracker, white people eat rice too.
Thundercracker by TheKingdomToMyHeart June 18, 2019
Chorizo Thundercrack
The act of GIVING IT TO (sexual relations) a woman with much gusto and in a sense not having sex, but BECOMING sex, where passion outweighs logic. ---It is generally meant to be a term of amorous quality as it applies to banging a hot chick, but could extend to a generic term before someone gets freaky/naughty even if/when between two gays, or a straight male experimenting with Taboo Wonders (i.e. "Shemales"). The key element is that one must be the owner of a genetic cock, and does not apply to Lesbians with strap on dildos.
Tom: "DAMN! Svetlana sure is hot."
Chris: "She sure is. I'd toss her salad and give her the Chorizo Thundercrack. PROPER!"
Chris: "She sure is. I'd toss her salad and give her the Chorizo Thundercrack. PROPER!"
Chorizo Thundercrack by Mercenary X99 November 15, 2011
ThunderKracker
While having sex doggy style, pull out, cup your hand, and slap her vagina making a loud popping noise, While yelling THUNDERKRACKER!
ThunderKracker by SotoSan20 July 21, 2014
Thunder Cracker
Danny.
Yes, you. Danny.
You are THEE "Thunder Cracker."
Or, in same cases. "Thunder Crackuh."
Hes a cracker.. that thunders.
Yes, you. Danny.
You are THEE "Thunder Cracker."
Or, in same cases. "Thunder Crackuh."
Hes a cracker.. that thunders.
Thunder Cracker by Amber Lynnn June 20, 2008
thundercraker
Thunder cracker is a decepticon who doesn't aways believe in the cause...but since his brother starscream is apart of them he stays...he also has a puppy
thundercraker by Steve the viechon September 26, 2021
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