attackle
attackle by young persian girl July 28, 2011
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Attackle
Attackle by Donald Trump the II September 14, 2018
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"Suzie plans to attackle her million email & phone mini-emergencies, after she takes a swig of whiskey from the drawer in her desk. . . "
attackle by Word Wizardess August 22, 2011
love attackle
When someone hugs someone hard, they lose their balance and fall to the ground. Sometimes the hugger has a running start, other times the huggie is already seated on the ground.
Someone encounters two people on the ground and asks what happened? "It was a love attackle".
After being hugged to the ground, Mia said, "Stop love attackling me!"
After being hugged to the ground, Mia said, "Stop love attackling me!"
love attackle by Miasol Y. July 20, 2008
I feel personally attacked
A (joke) response that shows you can personally relate to content that was meant to be more general.
New York Times headline: Studies show that 2020 has seen a 400% spike in men losing their entire life savings thanks to trading stocks at home.
Man sitting at home trading stocks: "I feel personally attacked."
Man sitting at home trading stocks: "I feel personally attacked."
I feel personally attacked by igotalottastuff June 20, 2020
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