chalkboard
(verb) To exaggerate tenuous or dubious connections, as Glenn Beck might with the aid of his chalkboard.
chalkboard by emcro September 22, 2012
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chalkboard
Dan could write his name, as well as complex calculus problems, on the ethiopian woman's body, making her into his very own chalkboard; Craig, however, had to stick to piss in the snow and geometry.
chalkboard by Jafaar November 9, 2006
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Chalkboard by pSeUdOnYmduhhhhh January 27, 2009
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Chalkboard Club
A club, usually underground at a school where people draw problems, incredible events, or stories out on a chalkboard and his co members help to solve them or entertain themselves from them.
Chalkboard Club by Caleb Michaels November 13, 2003
chalkboard syndrome
Bob: That nigger just takes notes on his arm.
Jim: Oh he is like a walking note pad
Bod: Dude that nigger has chalkboard syndrome don't make fun of him.
Jim: Oh he is like a walking note pad
Bod: Dude that nigger has chalkboard syndrome don't make fun of him.
chalkboard syndrome by ata1234 December 26, 2014
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