by 13Harden February 15, 2016
kick it, hang out, with some friends and just have some fun, have a good time.
not caring what it involves just want to get out and do something with people
not caring what it involves just want to get out and do something with people
by Ben08Jew January 3, 2009
At least two heterosexual men or 'bros' who cannot be mentioned without the other because they never leave each other's side.
"Hey! Did you see Jim today?"
"You mean Jim and Tony, right?"
"Oh yeah, I forget they're joined at the dick"
"You mean Jim and Tony, right?"
"Oh yeah, I forget they're joined at the dick"
by twalkerweb September 22, 2011
Alice: I hate people who say 'join the club'.
Bob: Join the club.
Alice: I feel like getting a club membership.
Bob: Join the club.
Alice: I had such a bad day. It feels like everyone whines to me about how other people cause them problems, when really it's just a projection of their own insecurities and unfulfilling life. Then, when I try to hint them at this, they just don't get it.
Bob: Join the club.
Alice: Huh?
Bob: Join the club.
Alice: I feel like getting a club membership.
Bob: Join the club.
Alice: I had such a bad day. It feels like everyone whines to me about how other people cause them problems, when really it's just a projection of their own insecurities and unfulfilling life. Then, when I try to hint them at this, they just don't get it.
Bob: Join the club.
Alice: Huh?
by wuthefwasthat September 18, 2012
An insult towards transgender people. It refers to a study of unknown truth that claims that 41% of transgender individuals have attempted suicide, although it is often mistaken as the amount of transgender people who have committed suicide. This is used by anti-transgender communities to make fun of transgender people, pushing them to commit suicide, or to "join" the 41% of them who they assume to have committed suicide.
by CirclejerkMaster69 March 3, 2022
A baker's join is that little slither of bread you find when pulling apart two connecting bread buns. It can be found in many types of bread.
by TheGeordiePedro April 11, 2016
by andy September 4, 2004