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College House's Slope
Located between bungalow No.1 and the North House Girls Domitory, the College House's Slope is the only way for (well, students can also pass through TSK sports field and climb up the stairs to the Ball Court Road, but that's more difficult than walking through the College House's Slope lol) the students going to school from the College House Domitory. But the slope is very slant that is makes students to find very hard and difficult passing it. Some teachers even drive from the teacher's dormitory (Bungalow No.1) to the school (Central Plaza) , though it is only a 2-3 minutes walk.
Siu Ming provide food delivery service to other students in the dormitory because they don't want to walk past the College House's Slope.
Siu Ming would rather listen to Mr. Wong's singing for a hundred times than walking through the College House's Slope for a single time.
Siu Ming would rather listen to Mr. Wong's singing for a hundred times than walking through the College House's Slope for a single time.
College House's Slope by Siu Ming December 16, 2020
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Grandpa's Dirty House Slipper
Grandpa's Dirty House Slipper, in keeping with the definition of House Slipper, is the act of an elderly male homeowner engaging in unprotected anal sex with a male residential services provider, i.e., home health aid, lawn care worker, maid, plumber, cable guy, in exchange for the worker to provide free or extra services.
Howard needed his lawn mowed and the shrubs trimmed around his yard. However, his social security check only stretched so far and he could not afford to pay for those services. Therefore, Howard availed himself to sex and performed a Grandpa's Dirty House Slipper with a young male lawn care worker mowing the yard of his neighbor's home. Howard ended up with neatest yard and the best groomed shrubs in the whole community.
Grandpa's Dirty House Slipper by Eaton Holgoode April 26, 2014
Sam House's socks of win
Sam your socks...they're SO WIN
Sam what sort of win were you on when you bought those socks?
Hae you seen Sam House's socks of win? They are!
Sam what sort of win were you on when you bought those socks?
Hae you seen Sam House's socks of win? They are!
Sam House's socks of win by The original FailBoy July 16, 2010
Kinsfolk's House Syndrome
The act of doing anyone's chores but your own
If oneself has a tendancy to do lots of work around any house but thier own, usually Grandma's house, relative's house or a lover's house.
This trait is commonly found in women although this trait has been found in men.
If oneself has a tendancy to do lots of work around any house but thier own, usually Grandma's house, relative's house or a lover's house.
This trait is commonly found in women although this trait has been found in men.
Daughter - "Did you want those dishes done? I'll get them done for you!"
Grandma - "Oh, no thank you! You hardly get them done in your own house! I don't understand how mine's so special"
Daughter - "Eh, I have something of a Kinsfolk's House Syndrome."
Grandma - "Oh, no thank you! You hardly get them done in your own house! I don't understand how mine's so special"
Daughter - "Eh, I have something of a Kinsfolk's House Syndrome."
Kinsfolk's House Syndrome by MooseAndBeans July 23, 2026
Kinsfolk's House Syndrome
Someone who will do anyone's chores but their own.
Trait is activated upon entering a relative's house or during a clean-up after a party .
Trait is commonly found in women but the trait is also found in men.
Trait is activated upon entering a relative's house or during a clean-up after a party .
Trait is commonly found in women but the trait is also found in men.
Daughter - "Did you want those dishes done? I'll handle 'em for you!"
Grandma - "Oh, That's fine but you hardly do your own dishes! What makes mine so special?"
Daughter - "Ever heard of Kinsfolk's House Syndrome?"
Grandma - "Oh, That's fine but you hardly do your own dishes! What makes mine so special?"
Daughter - "Ever heard of Kinsfolk's House Syndrome?"
Kinsfolk's House Syndrome by MooseAndBeans July 23, 2026
Suzie's House
Nickname for the California Correctional Center in Susanville, CA. Not to be confused with the neighboring High Desert State Prison AKA The White House.
Sleepy: Hey bro: I gotta shoot the homey Shakes the Clown a couple soups!
Stranger: No can do homey! He got shipped out to Suzie's House on the Grey Goose!
Sleepy: He must have fucked up big time to get sent upstate!
Stranger: Uh huh. He blew out Diesel's cheeks!
Stranger: No can do homey! He got shipped out to Suzie's House on the Grey Goose!
Sleepy: He must have fucked up big time to get sent upstate!
Stranger: Uh huh. He blew out Diesel's cheeks!
Suzie's House by ZXY&ABC April 26, 2020
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Surf Dracula Syndrome
A phenomenon in film/television series, most notably streaming series, where the main premise is drawn out to such a point that it takes an entire season or more to get the parts of the series the audience is actually interested in seeing.
For example, if a series is titled "Surf Dracula," a majority of viewers would tune in expecting to see Dracula surfing by the first or second episode. However, the entire first season would instead be tedious padding and backstory before finally ending with Dracula surfing in the last five minutes of the season finale.
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I watched "Smallville" on Netflix the other day. Dude, it was ten seasons of filler before he finally flew! Major Surf Dracula Syndrome!
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