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L.O.C. (Line of Creep)
The imaginary line between the creeper and the creepee. Often said when it is blocked by a wall, a car, or more so often a friend.
(creeper staring at a girl)
(friend walks between him and the girl)
John : What up bob?
bob : Move your in my L.O.C. (Line of Creep)!
(friend walks between him and the girl)
John : What up bob?
bob : Move your in my L.O.C. (Line of Creep)!
L.O.C. (Line of Creep) by dumbbar August 26, 2011
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Spud cline
One who insist on talking about him self. With no credability to back it up. They would also use buzz words constantly to try to lend ones self credible as an educated human.
1.Hey do you know spud cline.
2. Yea I think I do he's the D bag who can't stop talking about him self.
1. Yep that's him.
2. What a tool bag.
2. Yea I think I do he's the D bag who can't stop talking about him self.
1. Yep that's him.
2. What a tool bag.
Spud cline by Bad ass fireman September 16, 2013
madelyn cline
Madelyn Cline who plays the role of Sarah Cameron in Outer Banks is the most funny, inteligent and most perfect person on earth. She is currently dating Chase Stokes
madelyn cline by madelyn cline January 28, 2021
Patsy Cline
Patsy Cline by ThePFTookMaSoul February 17, 2018
Patsy Cline
B: Virginia Patterson Hensley September 8th , 1932
Soulful Country Singer from Winchester, Virginia, who blazed the trail for Country Crossover Music in the late 50s and early 1960s. Her mesmerizing voice and stunning good looks helped bring Pop fans to enjoy Country music styling, and she is the most sucessful female Country Crossover singer in recorded music history. Cline's music evokes feeling and heartache, as her most famous tunes "Crazy", "I Fall To Pieces", and "Sweet Dreams", represent, but her recording career, although brief, ran the gamut from sheer Pop to Rockabilly to Country and Western Swing to Gospel and all things between. Patsy Cline was not a songwriter although penned one song "Stranger In My Arms", under her birth name Virginia Patterson Hensley. She was known to play guitar and piano as well. Her life was cut short on March 5th, 1963, in a plane crash- along with 2 other Grand 'Ol Opry Stars and her manager. Patsy's music remains tragically hip, and unlike other singers of that time, her voice has a modern appeal that is timeless, and her deep rich tone is a contrast to the flat twangs made popular by some of the other Country Music Artists.
Soulful Country Singer from Winchester, Virginia, who blazed the trail for Country Crossover Music in the late 50s and early 1960s. Her mesmerizing voice and stunning good looks helped bring Pop fans to enjoy Country music styling, and she is the most sucessful female Country Crossover singer in recorded music history. Cline's music evokes feeling and heartache, as her most famous tunes "Crazy", "I Fall To Pieces", and "Sweet Dreams", represent, but her recording career, although brief, ran the gamut from sheer Pop to Rockabilly to Country and Western Swing to Gospel and all things between. Patsy Cline was not a songwriter although penned one song "Stranger In My Arms", under her birth name Virginia Patterson Hensley. She was known to play guitar and piano as well. Her life was cut short on March 5th, 1963, in a plane crash- along with 2 other Grand 'Ol Opry Stars and her manager. Patsy's music remains tragically hip, and unlike other singers of that time, her voice has a modern appeal that is timeless, and her deep rich tone is a contrast to the flat twangs made popular by some of the other Country Music Artists.
Patsy Cline by MusicLoverVA May 21, 2009
d cline
d cline by blankizzle March 3, 2009
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