Whack out
Whack out by Little Bites February 12, 2009
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whack one out
BOSS "Man the sales girls are hot"
SALES MANAGER "Don't whack one out in the office, there are cameras!"
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"Wow that Mischa Bartons so hot I cant look at her without wanting to whack one out"
SALES MANAGER "Don't whack one out in the office, there are cameras!"
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"Wow that Mischa Bartons so hot I cant look at her without wanting to whack one out"
whack one out by invalidrecord June 27, 2009
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whack it out
no real gd reason for sayin it, tis just funny to say WHACK IT OUT!!
also really good when pwning noobs
(aims sniper rifle @ head and fires)
sniper:(shouting down the headset) WHACK IT OUT!!!!!lolololololololololol
(lol opitional)
also really good when pwning noobs
(aims sniper rifle @ head and fires)
sniper:(shouting down the headset) WHACK IT OUT!!!!!lolololololololololol
(lol opitional)
whack it out by swertg July 4, 2008
out of whack
Something that does not fit in with a group, database, or situation.
Something that doesn't make sense.
Something that doesn't make sense.
"This spreadsheet is out-of-whack. Those entries don't make sense and don't belong there"
"There's something out-of-whack 'bout the people at this party...I'm outta here"
"There's something out-of-whack 'bout the people at this party...I'm outta here"
out of whack by Prof XXX January 1, 2004
out of whack
One who has exhausted all desire to masturbate. In this definition whack refers to semen. "Out of" suggests you are tapped dry.
out of whack by zappa2001 September 22, 2005
Wack Out
To pass out after or during masturbation.
wack out and sack out
wack out and sack out by Tommy Bunz 69 March 13, 2022
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