Boredering
Boredering by Leaves1986 November 20, 2019
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Borederline Dwarf
A term used to describe people who are a 2-3 inches taller than 4'10". Making them not "legally" a dwarf, but on the borderline of being such.
Borederline Dwarf by Seera Sea July 11, 2007
bouldering
Sport originally derived from sport climbing, consisting in short sequences of "moves" (movements of the arms allowing the body to be moved up a climbing wall, a rock boulder or even a house wall) that requires huge levels of strenght on the forearms & fingers, and different special tecniques. This sequence is normally called a "problem". The climber is not roped, and the only protection allowed is a thick foam mattress called "crashpad". Bouldering problems rarely go higher than 3 or 4 meters above the ground.
"Solving" a problems often forces to make unlikely movements, like "pinching" a hold with your heels, or literally jumping from hold to hold (doing a "dyno"). Style is important, but what really counts is to reach the last hold (the "top")
Bouldering was developed in the 60's in France and in California (by John Gill, the "human fly") as a pastime for bored rock climbers in off-season. In the 90's, however, the growth of indoor climbing walls (often homemade) and rock climbing gyms has made bouldering popular with the urban / hip-hop crowd, transforming it - in France and UK - in a "signature" sport like skateboarding. Part of the popularity of bouldering is due to the fact that it's being quite cheap - the only thing you need is a pair of climbing shoes (and the crashpad if you're bouldering outdoor).
There's a lively competition circuit around the world, and there are now bouldering sites (often simple concrete walls) almost in every city of the world. In fact, bouldering is now more a urban sport than an outdoor activity.
"Solving" a problems often forces to make unlikely movements, like "pinching" a hold with your heels, or literally jumping from hold to hold (doing a "dyno"). Style is important, but what really counts is to reach the last hold (the "top")
Bouldering was developed in the 60's in France and in California (by John Gill, the "human fly") as a pastime for bored rock climbers in off-season. In the 90's, however, the growth of indoor climbing walls (often homemade) and rock climbing gyms has made bouldering popular with the urban / hip-hop crowd, transforming it - in France and UK - in a "signature" sport like skateboarding. Part of the popularity of bouldering is due to the fact that it's being quite cheap - the only thing you need is a pair of climbing shoes (and the crashpad if you're bouldering outdoor).
There's a lively competition circuit around the world, and there are now bouldering sites (often simple concrete walls) almost in every city of the world. In fact, bouldering is now more a urban sport than an outdoor activity.
bouldering by Korman643 August 27, 2005
bouldering
The act of one man bashing his testicles against the testicles of another man, sometimes for comedic purposes, but most often for sexual gratification.
Dude... I was totally bouldering with Jared last night and it was WAY hot, but now my ballbag is all bruised.
bouldering by zombieman May 17, 2018
Bouldering
A type of Rock Climbing that started when a group of drunk guys camping bet each other they couldn't get on top of a boulder.
Jerry: Damn it John! You kicked the hackey sack on top of that boulder!... I bet you can't get it.
John: I bet you I can!
...and Bouldering was born.
John: I bet you I can!
...and Bouldering was born.
Bouldering by Dirt Bag Dude February 8, 2013
BREWERING
BREWERING ( Bru- er -ing) 1)noun - To elevate one's level of coolness to a point where almost everyone around you is envious of your rugged good looks, Adonis-like physique and ability to trick any 1st year university student to believe you are 24.
2)verb - 'to be BREWERED'( bru - erd ) - To reek the benefits during the presence of ones company and hanging on the coat tails of greatness to the point where you might gain attention or notoriety by simply being in the same room as said, Brewer.
2)verb - 'to be BREWERED'( bru - erd ) - To reek the benefits during the presence of ones company and hanging on the coat tails of greatness to the point where you might gain attention or notoriety by simply being in the same room as said, Brewer.
A classic example of 'Brewering' is Justin Timberlake.
Andy Samberg has been 'Brewered' by Mr. J.T. multiple times over the last number of years See 'Mother Lovers' and so was all other members of N'Sync before that.
Andy Samberg has been 'Brewered' by Mr. J.T. multiple times over the last number of years See 'Mother Lovers' and so was all other members of N'Sync before that.
BREWERING by Unknown Scribe February 12, 2010
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