Natting
Dude, talk to you in a bit, I'm Natting.
Man, I just Natted. It was spectacular.
Shh! I'm about to Nat.
Man, I just Natted. It was spectacular.
Shh! I'm about to Nat.
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natting
natting by Gavin Lewis February 11, 2008
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natting • natting out • nutting • Nottingham • netting • Nating • Narting • Nottingham Forest • nathing • natthing
natting out
"Where is Mark?"
"He said he was going to be here, but he just called and told me he remembered that he got tired."
"Fairy, he is really natting out."
"He said he was going to be here, but he just called and told me he remembered that he got tired."
"Fairy, he is really natting out."
natting out by McGee68er July 28, 2008
Clag Nutting
Clag Nutting by Greg_the_Smeg February 7, 2019
Nutting
Nutting by NutInMyEye February 3, 2019
Notting Hill In-laws
when your in-laws, or your significant others' family are some of the most dysfunctional people around but your partner/significant other is completely normal. Taken from the movie Notting Hill and based on the parents of Hugh Grant's character.
man a) I just got married, but also have a big surprise along with the marriage
man's sister: what is it?
man: If you wanted to say that my wife doesn't love me, that's not it.
sister: Stop putting words in the horse's mouth
man (ignoring the interruption): Lol. i just found out I have Notting Hill In-laws. Mother-in-law is a recovering crack addict and and alcoholic, father-in-law has a criminal record for Bernie Madoff style fraud and has already served time and was released, one brother-in-law is currently in jail for helping smuggle illegal Mexican immigrants into The States. You get the picture. However, what is bizarre in all of this is that my wife has no addiction, no criminal record and is completely sane.
sister: Lol. Are you serious?
man: Dead serious.
man's sister: what is it?
man: If you wanted to say that my wife doesn't love me, that's not it.
sister: Stop putting words in the horse's mouth
man (ignoring the interruption): Lol. i just found out I have Notting Hill In-laws. Mother-in-law is a recovering crack addict and and alcoholic, father-in-law has a criminal record for Bernie Madoff style fraud and has already served time and was released, one brother-in-law is currently in jail for helping smuggle illegal Mexican immigrants into The States. You get the picture. However, what is bizarre in all of this is that my wife has no addiction, no criminal record and is completely sane.
sister: Lol. Are you serious?
man: Dead serious.
Notting Hill In-laws by Uncle Dimma November 8, 2012
nottingham high school
nottingham high school by actuallyfuckingdieyouwhore January 13, 2018
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