geeking off
geeking off by JenGem73 July 20, 2016
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Geeking off the yipper
When a nigga enters a transcendent state of
Bullshit
When one Indulges in the “yipper” a pulsating feeling rushes throughout their veins causing them to perform acts of pure fucking blasphemy also known as “geeking” when somebody starts geeking off the yipper their cock and balls heat up to the point it feels as if they may spontaneously combust. Geeking off the yipper on a surface level may just be like a seizure but on a deeper level it’s an inner battle between your sperm cells and the foundation of your dick. Don’t ever take the yipper and begin geekin
Bullshit
When one Indulges in the “yipper” a pulsating feeling rushes throughout their veins causing them to perform acts of pure fucking blasphemy also known as “geeking” when somebody starts geeking off the yipper their cock and balls heat up to the point it feels as if they may spontaneously combust. Geeking off the yipper on a surface level may just be like a seizure but on a deeper level it’s an inner battle between your sperm cells and the foundation of your dick. Don’t ever take the yipper and begin geekin
Geeking off the yipper by Aki the goat June 13, 2024
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geekin off the perks
When a person refers to themselves as "geekin off the perks" they are usually referring to being very studious like and nerdy looking while, simultaneously not losing all sens of their self worth. Similar to saying "off the perks" but more nuanced. Do not get these two phrases mixed up. When someone announces that they are "geekin off the perks" most of the time they haven't taken any drugs or they are still on the perks.
While me and my friends were talking in a group chat I kept getting the urge to spam them with a picture of one of our favorite twitch streamers. This behavior was out of place and threw the conversation off so I said "sorry guys, I am geekin off the perks" as an explanation for my previous behavior.
geekin off the perks by Sir.silk August 25, 2023
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