eastwing
eastwing by Ultimate_King November 28, 2006
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Estwing Hammer
Top tier hammers that use revolutionary technology to provide the most comfortable swinging action. Consistant use of estwing hammers gives you "Estwing elbow" and can cause irreversible harm to the user.
Kevin the Construction worker: *eying a broken door* I'll bring a hammer tomorrow... an Estwing Hammer.
Estwing Hammer by nahunni August 6, 2006
Easting
dude #1: lets make like some vikings on thanksgiving and east!
dude #2: fersure dude im up for some easting.
dude #2: fersure dude im up for some easting.
Easting by RoadtoZion August 11, 2009
Middlebrook East Wing
Built in 2001, the East Wing of Middlebrook houses some of the finest men/women on campus. While most assume living in Middlebrook defines one as an honors or art kid, the East Wing is quite different. The East Wing is filled with people that actually know how to have a good time and don't mind making fun of kids in the Tower. East Wingers are the elite few that can put up with Tower kids and still be considered cool. Lastly, the East Wing has the best rooms on campus, perfect for partying! Also referred to as East Wing, Beast Wing
Woman: Dude, you are so awesome! Lets go back to your place!
Guy: Okay, but it's all the way over in Middlebrook.
Woman: You're in Middlebrook?! I thought you guys couldn't find your way out of a paper bag!
Guy: Oh, that's the Tower kids. I live in the Middlebrook East Wing.
Woman: The East Wing?
Guy: Yeah! Everyone there is great and we have outrageous parties!
Woman: That sounds awesome! Lets go!
Guy: Okay, but it's all the way over in Middlebrook.
Woman: You're in Middlebrook?! I thought you guys couldn't find your way out of a paper bag!
Guy: Oh, that's the Tower kids. I live in the Middlebrook East Wing.
Woman: The East Wing?
Guy: Yeah! Everyone there is great and we have outrageous parties!
Woman: That sounds awesome! Lets go!
Middlebrook East Wing by ummmokaysure October 6, 2013
Eastling
Noble, as in courageous, German outlanders were traveling along and upon coming to the Western regions of Germany, they were asked who they were and the response was, "Eastlings!" Hence the family name Eastling.
Eastling by EastFREAKINling April 13, 2009
East-wing
Getting the east wing ready
Getting the east wing ready is when you're about to take an L/lose/make a loss/do badly. Inspired by The term Getting the west wing ready.
Travis Scott: "OH FUCK! I'm getting the east wing ready!"
Obama: "No get that shit out of here! You gotta have the west wing ready dawg!"
Obama: "No get that shit out of here! You gotta have the west wing ready dawg!"
Getting the east wing ready by OblivPoggers January 2, 2021
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