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High-fiving a million angels
A phrase used in the popular tv show "30 rock" where cast member Liz Lemon ( Tina fey ) gives herself props by putting her hands up in the air, shaking them, and saying, "I'm high-fiving a million angels!"
High-fiving a million angels by Superfly Foreva December 6, 2011
High Fiving Mother Fucker
A person who thinks they are awesome, and acts like they are the best/have the best tastes, even though they are way passed their prime. The name is relevant because they tend to 'Hi Five' after almost every positive event.
Similar to a Bro because of their tendencies to wear nothing but name brand clothing, and they're 'Party Life' attitude.
Made known by the Local H song 'Hi Fivin MF'
Similar to a Bro because of their tendencies to wear nothing but name brand clothing, and they're 'Party Life' attitude.
Made known by the Local H song 'Hi Fivin MF'
Mid 30's guy: "Dude, this concert is killer! WOO! FREE BIRD!"
other Mid 30's guy: "Fuck Yea! High Five!"
*Slaps Skin*
20-something bystander: "Jeez, what a couple of High Fiving Mother Fuckers..."
other Mid 30's guy: "Fuck Yea! High Five!"
*Slaps Skin*
20-something bystander: "Jeez, what a couple of High Fiving Mother Fuckers..."
High Fiving Mother Fucker by BeckDylan612 September 10, 2009
high-fiving yul brenner
high-fiving yul brenner by Yul June 4, 2003
Friking
Friking by puna piksla December 6, 2016
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Finding your way back to the truth by fixing on one verified fact and working out from there, the way you navigate by the North Star when everything around you is spinning.
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