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balls over my head 

1. The instant before ones balls drop onto the head, having been hanging above prior. Also known as the pre-tea bag.
2. An expression used to describe power over another.
I was so scared, he had his balls over my head.
balls over my head by fool October 22, 2003
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balls over my head 

A very painful condidion in which the balls (still in the ball sack) are stretched ocer the man's head and sewn there .this condition applies only to men. Usually contracted after a man cheats on his bitch.
A man cheated on his bitch. Later that night, when she found out, she gave him balls over my head syndrome.
balls over my head by randomoldman October 26, 2003

balls over my head 

Derivation of "balls to the wall", similar to "between a rock and a hard place".

-an uncomfortable position to be in.

-limber
I've got my balls over my head about this electrical bill!
balls over my head by Anonymous October 25, 2003

balls over my head 

The act of placing your penis in somones mouth, and having your "balls" hang over their head.
as george attempted to sleep rape Billy his balls were over his head
balls over my head by Cap1 October 23, 2003

balls over my head 

a hand stand
balls over my head by Eric October 20, 2003

In over my head and balls deep in it 

Incapable of doing anything more.
No way I can make those changes in time! - Im in over my head and balls deep in it already...
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murderhobo 

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