alsop
alsop by Big man1234567789 March 17, 2011
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Auden Alsop
Julian: Hey look at that Auden Alsop.
Daniel: You think that Auden Alsop is balding? He never takes off that damn hat.
Daniel: You think that Auden Alsop is balding? He never takes off that damn hat.
Auden Alsop by friedchicken6969 September 13, 2017
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Also Known As
This is a phrase used to introduce aliases, nicknames, working names, legalised names, author’s pen names and so on. Identical in meaning to the old English word Yclept, it is often abbreviated to AKA.
Also Known As by AKACroatalin May 17, 2015
Alsp
Aesop Rock
A dope underground hip hop artist. People often pass his music off as whatevs simply because they hear it but they aren't really listening. Most of his songs tell incredible stories and have deep meanings that most kids just wrap their minds around so they go back to listening to Chris Brown and Drake.
"If the Jesus piece around your neck is bigger than your pistol, it makes homicide okey-dokey and your God will forgive you. Just tell the saints at heavens gate, you should be on the list. I hear he over looks manslaughter for a tattooed crucifix"
"Babies with guns"
Aesop Rock
"isnt it strange how its a fad to bite your idols when the whole reason u liked em was cuz there shit wasnt recycled" -Aesop Rock "Frijoles"
"all i ever wanted was to pick apart the day and put the pieces back together my way" - Aesop Rock "daylight"
"Babies with guns"
Aesop Rock
"isnt it strange how its a fad to bite your idols when the whole reason u liked em was cuz there shit wasnt recycled" -Aesop Rock "Frijoles"
"all i ever wanted was to pick apart the day and put the pieces back together my way" - Aesop Rock "daylight"
Aesop Rock by astropuff October 21, 2011
also, cocks
In internet usage, it is usually interjected after a long explanation or something unfunny to make the reader laugh.
A good example would be a "Investigation" YTMND: It will have a long investigation of a meme, e.g Sexymofo, and at the end, will suddenly display "also, cocks" to make the reader laugh.
also, cocks by OLOL January 21, 2007
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