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Too Much Rock for One Hand
A gesture made by clenching both fists, extending the left and right pinky together simultaneously, and placing the fists side-by-side, resulting in an exaggerated form of the traditional "horn hand"/rock hand signal. Often done to convey a sense of irony.
Too Much Rock for One Hand by campfirewood October 4, 2004
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too much cook for one day
denglish for "te veel koek op 1 dag" which is a upcoming expression for having planned too much things on one day.
damn, on the 16th of oktober i''ll make 2 school exams, i'll go to the apenheul AND to a green day concert. that's too much cook for one day!
too much cook for one day by nEUbbw September 24, 2009
Too Much Rock for One Hand (2MR41H)
Supposedly invented by Lead Man of The Marvelous 3, Butch Walker. make the "rock" symbol with both hands with your palms facing you. lock your pinkys and close them and throw up 2MR41H! It means exactly what it is mean to. there is too much rock for just one hand!
Too Much Rock for One Hand (2MR41H) by jtizyl February 22, 2008
too much rock for one hand
The traditional "rock hand" symbol (invented by KISS supposedly), but with a slightly homosexual twist. The sign is made by putting the middle, index, and ring fingers under the thumb of that hand. Then the end pinkeys are extended to their height. Fortunately, this signal is most often used in a mocking way to make fun of over-zealous rock fanatics. The traditoinal rock hand looks better (along with a head bang) so keep rocking.
Dude this rock show rocks! It rocks like so rockin much that i just gotta rock it with both my rockin hands, man, cuz like, its too much rock for one hand! ROCKIN! (makes said gayass symbol)
too much rock for one hand by MJ Kip April 15, 2006
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