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to suck beans 

used as an expletive in the indicative:
"suck beans"

could be substitued for "are/is bad"
"RPG SUCK BEANS"
"Rap Music sucks old beans!"
to suck beans by sleb, aka.yamadude December 24, 2003

To suck cock while talking cockney

(Idiom) To be able to do multiple different things simultaneously.
One of the most famous Roman emperors Gaius Julius Caesar was known for his ability to suck cock while talking cockney.

How would you like to suck my balls, mr garrison? 

A famous quote from the show “South Park”
Cartman:How would you like to suck my balls, mr garrison?

Silence:

dare to suck 

That doesn't mean try to suck. It means to try and possibly fail -- to take risks. To dare -- and maybe fall flat on your face, with a community of friends to say "Hey, that sucked! But nice try!" From the Theater of Ted, www.daretosuck.com. All credit for this goes to the respective persons who created this, not me.
"You dared to suck!"
dare to suck by Brad M January 15, 2005

the bosses cock isn't going to suck itself 

In large corporations it is imperative to understand that the bosses cock isn't going to suck itself if your goal is to move up the ladder.
Excuse me, Derek? The bosses cock isn't going to suck itself.

find a dick to suck 

find a dick to suck to tell someone to find a dick and stuff their yap trap with a dick so you dont have to hear them a not so nice profane way to tell someone to shutup
dude you stole stuff from my car last night

man i did not steal anything from your car go find a dick to suck

dude you are up tight over a joke

man some joke find you a dick and stuff your yap trap with a dick
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Finding your way back to the truth by fixing on one verified fact and working out from there, the way you navigate by the North Star when everything around you is spinning.
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Plate of Brown 

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Wanna go to meal hall & grab a plate of brown?
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