In the Dome
In the Dome by Quagmire Synatra November 25, 2007
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Sick in the Dome
Referring to someone who has said something which is either incorrect or just plain stupid.
Also you can be referred to as sick in the dome if you have taken a large quantity of drink or drugs.
Also you can be referred to as sick in the dome if you have taken a large quantity of drink or drugs.
Sick in the Dome by Rusty12345 October 16, 2009
tapped in the dome piece
Crazy. A breakdown of this phrase starting from the begginning starts with tapped meaning crazy, and the second half, in the dome piece meaning in the brain. Crazy in the brain.
tapped in the dome piece by Petey G money January 25, 2007
thick in the dome
thick in the dome by Professor Zak September 29, 2017
Docked her in the dome
Docked her in the dome by squidphish1024 May 1, 2020
Docked her in the dome
Docked her in the dome by squidphish1024 May 1, 2020
dome in the Ware Library
at the University of Pennsylvania, when one receives fellatio in the Ware Library, a library in the Memorial Tower in the Quad. It is a popular hookup spot for naive freshmen and grenades. (See: grenade )
dome in the Ware Library by JoreyandCack December 9, 2012
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