The rare crackening is defined as an event where claws are cracked. Though this phrase would imply infrequency of the action itself or the choice of time of the action, this is not the case. The rare crackening typically occurs during times when crackenings are most common. Its an inception pounder.
"Ah, its a rare crackening on a Sunday for the Patriots game"- KDP
"KDP, you literally get drunk every Sunday during football season"- Unnamed Alcoholic
The rare crackening is defined as an event where claws are cracked. Though this phrase would imply infrequency of the action itself or the choice of time of the action, this is not the case. The rare crackening typically occurs during times when crackenings are most common. Its an inception pounder.
"Ah, its a rare crackening on a Sunday for the Patriots game"- KDP
"KDP, you literally get drunk every Sunday during football season"- Unnamed Alcoholic
A rare Sunday is an extremely rare occasion when a crackening occurs on a Sunday. This occasion is so special that it happens pretty much every Sunday. Rare Sundays are certainly reserved only for the mostspecial of occasions.
“Dawgs I might cracken today. It’s a rare Sunday.”
- a dawg pounder
“KDP you cracken every Sunday!”
- anonymous alcoholic
walks up to the first tee box “dawgs I’m so hungover. I’ve already had 4 BL pounders though”
In late capitalism, corporations and especially banks become increasingly greedy and mad. They can begin to slur their customers by calling them ‘a-rare-ass’. This indicates a political desire to engage in regressive policies that target the poorest and transfer their savings to the wealthiest, their own share holders.
My bank just emptied my account and stole my rent, on Christmas! When I asked them why, they shrugged and called me, ‘a-rare-ass’! Those bastards!
Nickname given to bales of marijuana thrown overboard or out of airplanes. Origin is reportedly from members of the US Coast Guard in the area of Southern Florida.
"Base we've got some square groupers floating outside of Miami harbor."