gay as balls
Originally the term "gay as balls" had a very different meaning and was used to describe an event who's gaiety matched those of formal balls (dance).
gay as balls by Ballroom Queeny January 14, 2011
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gay as balls
Jamie: dude, what the fuck.
Steve: Just wanted to touch your penis
Jamie: Man, that was gay as balls
Steve: Just wanted to touch your penis
Jamie: Man, that was gay as balls
gay as balls by SheldonPretty November 26, 2006
As long as balls don't touch , It's not gay.
A saying which is used when someone is in an awkward situation where male companions may be too close for comfort.
Usually this phrase will only be used in a joking fashion.
Litteraly meant, You are too close for comfort but it cant be helped right now.
Usually this phrase will only be used in a joking fashion.
Litteraly meant, You are too close for comfort but it cant be helped right now.
Person 1 "Lets just get in the car, al be it way too close."
Person 2 As long as balls don't touch , It's not gay.
Person 2 As long as balls don't touch , It's not gay.
As long as balls don't touch , It's not gay. by No Name EVER April 16, 2021
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