homer'd
homer'd by xenonnottheelement November 5, 2020
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homer dance
lying sideways on the ground and moving legs in a running motion so as to complete full circles on the floor.
origin: the simpsons
use: when throwing a tantrum, trying to get attention, to make bored people laugh, or to mop the ground with your clothes.
origin: the simpsons
use: when throwing a tantrum, trying to get attention, to make bored people laugh, or to mop the ground with your clothes.
homer dance by Arrrrr...bagel... November 3, 2003
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