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C-Rocker
("see-rockur")also pronounced ("see-rocka")
Someone who mentally still lives in the 1980's-early 1990's era of large hair,Wild parties, past Drinking and drugging,womanizing, Harleys, fast cars, ocassional problems with the law and absolutely no plans to change it.
It can be a good thing and also very bad.
(noun.,verb.,adjective.)
Derived from "cock-rocker"
invented in 1992.
Someone who mentally still lives in the 1980's-early 1990's era of large hair,Wild parties, past Drinking and drugging,womanizing, Harleys, fast cars, ocassional problems with the law and absolutely no plans to change it.
It can be a good thing and also very bad.
(noun.,verb.,adjective.)
Derived from "cock-rocker"
invented in 1992.
Related Words
C-row • C-Roll Footage • C Round • LAZY C-ROY • T.C. Roberson • crock • croad • Cross • Crocker • crok
C rock
A so-called moonrock that appears in the foreground of a photo taken by NASA when the US made their first landing on the moon.
The shot shows an astronaut walking away from camera towards the moon Rover and one particular rock in the foreground on the side has a very distinct letter "C" stamped or carved into it with a chisel.
Conspiracy theorists think that the C rock could be a stage prop which must have accidentally gotten by the camera department that was filming this huge hoax.
NASA denies this and blames it on a "hair" on the camera lens.
The shot shows an astronaut walking away from camera towards the moon Rover and one particular rock in the foreground on the side has a very distinct letter "C" stamped or carved into it with a chisel.
Conspiracy theorists think that the C rock could be a stage prop which must have accidentally gotten by the camera department that was filming this huge hoax.
NASA denies this and blames it on a "hair" on the camera lens.
Production assistant A: Hey man, this is the C rock, belongs over there! Here's where we put Moonrock B and that cluster of pebbles.
Production assistant B: Oh sorry dude, my bad.
Production assistant B: Oh sorry dude, my bad.
C rock by genesisinvain March 19, 2010
c-rock
The illest little town on the map; Castle Rock, Colorado. A little ways south of the one and only D-Town, Denver.
c-rock by Sean Marrs December 28, 2006
C-Rock
C-Rock by CadiDaddy (AKA Tomas) May 6, 2003
C-road
C.R.O.W.
An acronym for cunt rag on wheels. A term used to identify a bitchy or difficult woman, particularly an older, very obnoxious female.
The woman on table 15 that sent her burger back to the kitchen is such a C.R.O.W. I can't even stand it. She has been squalkin' at me all night.
C.R.O.W. by Danny Gusto December 6, 2011
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