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blankshipper
Sometimes written as bl*nkshipper, a blankshipper is a word used to describe people who ship the characters Emmet and Ingo from Pokemon, who are canonically brothers.
The term seems to have originated from Tumblr
The term seems to have originated from Tumblr
"bl*nkshippers, DNI!"
"Did you see that guy drawing fan-art of Emmet and Ingo? Yeah, he's probably a blankshipper"
"Did you see that guy drawing fan-art of Emmet and Ingo? Yeah, he's probably a blankshipper"
blankshipper by thelunarobin April 14, 2022
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Blacksketball
Blacksketball by Schwarzkrieg February 11, 2005
blacksmith tomahawk
the art, nay, the skill of jumping off the bed post and landing directly in a womans vagina, penis-first. the girl is usually in either the spread eagle or cincinatti bowtie, thus creating a blacksmiths iron table for the male to strike from above.
Bob got drunk last night and tried to blacksmith tomahawk his girl, but accidentally broke his penis on impact because he had no precise pipe-laying skills.
blacksmith tomahawk by -Quincy so nasty- October 26, 2007
Blacksketball
'Some Blacksketball players suck complete cock, such as LeBitch James, whereas many Blacksketball players, such as Dwight Howard, help the NBA'
Blacksketball by Nonetheless January 18, 2012
TOO BAD IT'S ME, BLACKSMITH!
A meme created in the forum of the game Heroes of Newerth, where a player uploaded an screenshot where blacksmith portrait was shown instead of the minimap. Then somebody said WANNA SEE YOUR MAP? TOO BAD IT'S ME, BLACKSMITH.
Oh, look, new hero!!
TOO BAD IT'S ME, BLACKSMITH!
Mid Mis
Who left?
BLACKKY GOT A DOUBLE KILL
TOO BAD IT WAS ME, BLACKSMITH!
TOO BAD IT'S ME, BLACKSMITH!
Mid Mis
Who left?
BLACKKY GOT A DOUBLE KILL
TOO BAD IT WAS ME, BLACKSMITH!
TOO BAD IT'S ME, BLACKSMITH! by pkoitus October 9, 2009
Blacksmith Hands
Sophie: Hey Tina, I heard Joe felt you up last night, how was it?
Tina: Wasnt as good as I was expecting, major case of blacksmith hands!
Sophie: Nasty...
Tina: Wasnt as good as I was expecting, major case of blacksmith hands!
Sophie: Nasty...
Blacksmith Hands by AnonBurger April 2, 2010
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trucker's tan by population361 May 30, 2006
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kidulting by Emotional Cruiser October 12, 2025
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Boffin
British slang for a scientist or technical expert, esp . when the speaker is not certain of the expert’s specific field of study. Not necessarily derogatory, but typically used by persons without a technical background. In the US, the equivalent would be “egghead”, “squint”, or “geek.”
Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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