Posting Up
Posting Up by anon1288601 January 7, 2015
Posting yo schloink up in dat bich
Posting yo schloink up in dat bich by Official word Nugget November 20, 2023
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postin up by Mark Connor December 17, 2008
postin' up
postin' up by kellen l. November 28, 2007
Postin Up
not just a pose... but a lifestyle. postin up is a privilege not a right. the origin of postin up can't officially be traced but it was believed to be started around the year 3000 B.C. when one posts up they find themselves in a state of relaxation, most of the time arms are folded and back is to a wall. if a wall is not present to "post" on, the postee can still "post up" with their arms folded taking a moderate athletic stance. a postee can not "post up" for more than 1 minute and 17 seconds at a time, violations of this essential rule can result in a loss of post privileges for the rest of said day.
Postin Up by mattyjthepostuplegend January 20, 2009
Postin' Up
When one has mud butt and is hershey squirting uncontrollably, leading to many trips to the bathroom just to wipe, generally resulting from drinking very cheap liquor
Postin' Up by TommyK February 22, 2009
Porting Up
Porting Up by killyamomz2 October 4, 2008
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