Five Point
Five Point by -Trench- November 2, 2005
Words you can keep
five point
A gang in the 812 who is mainly about the group itself. Also about it's surrounding breezies. They have one symbol and it is a five pointed star, that represents the five members it contains. You must ask the members for hand symbols and handshakes. Typically, the hand symbols are creative and normally form a star. They also do not take shit from anyone, period.
I saw Five Point the other day. They were posted like a stamp at that party, with all the breezies surrounded!
five point by Five Point April 1, 2008
five point underdog
five point underdog by PoopyMan December 29, 2005
Five Point Exploding Ass Technique
Derived from the Five Point Exploding Heart Technique used at the end of Kill Bill 2. Used to refer to a bowel movement that sprays rather unpleasantly into the toilet, leaving an aweful mess to clean up. Frequently encountered the morning after a night of heavy drinking which was followed by a suspicious curry.
Five Point Exploding Ass Technique by Oofnun September 1, 2010
five-point-slow
five-point-slow by the8217 May 28, 2008
Point Five O
Slang term for the handgun cartridge .50 AE (50 caliber Action Express)
Mostly associated with the Desert Eagle Handgun.
Mostly associated with the Desert Eagle Handgun.
From the movie "Snatch"
Bullet Tooth Tony: "And the fact that I've got Desert Eagle point five o."
*Withdraws his gun and puts it on the table*
Bullet Tooth Tony: "Written down the side of mine..."
*They look, zoom in on the side of his gun, which indeed has "DESERT EAGLE .50" etched on the side*
Bullet Tooth Tony: "And the fact that I've got Desert Eagle point five o."
*Withdraws his gun and puts it on the table*
Bullet Tooth Tony: "Written down the side of mine..."
*They look, zoom in on the side of his gun, which indeed has "DESERT EAGLE .50" etched on the side*
Point Five O by Kintoshi2 September 28, 2009
Point Five
Point Five by Dee Dee D. December 30, 2007
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A)
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B)
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B)
Can also be used to gross out Non-Techie people
A)
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B)
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Bob: No, i am just going to have some of my board chow/
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