hitting the Y
hitting the Y by Scott October 10, 2003
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Hitting the tip of your dick
The act of oiling yourself up, taking a large run up and sliding off a ramp over the pool but at the last second you just clip the very tip of your dick on the edge of the pool.
Bro no. 1: Bro! I can't believe I did that!
Bro no. 2: Bro, what did you do? Were you hitting the tip of your dick again?
Bro no. 1: Brosef, I clipped the tip of my dick on the edge of the pool again!
Bro no. 2: NO WAY
Bro no. 2: Bro, what did you do? Were you hitting the tip of your dick again?
Bro no. 1: Brosef, I clipped the tip of my dick on the edge of the pool again!
Bro no. 2: NO WAY
Hitting the tip of your dick by Rump Taster July 13, 2011
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hitting the Y • Hitting the tip of your dick • Normally occurs at the tail-end of an upset-stomach deuce. When you fire off a bunch of quick-hitting farts, in a firecracker pattern, with no substance or stink with the sound being amplified by the toilet bowl. • What they hittin fo • hitting the sauce • Hitting the bag • Hitting the slopes • hitting the 57 • Hitting the dagger • Hitting The Foil
Normally occurs at the tail-end of an upset-stomach deuce. When you fire off a bunch of quick-hitting farts, in a firecracker pattern, with no substance or stink with the sound being amplified by the toilet bowl.
Normally occurs at the tail-end of an upset-stomach deuce. When you fire off a bunch of quick-hitting farts, in a firecracker pattern, with no substance or stink with the sound being amplified by the toilet bowl. which is a good messgae
What they hittin fo
Do you want to roll some dice?
Another term for it would be "shootin craps"
Sometimes also used to say "Whats Up?" or "Whats goin on?"
Another term for it would be "shootin craps"
Sometimes also used to say "Whats Up?" or "Whats goin on?"
What they hittin fo by E-Thizz April 19, 2012
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