prukin
prukin by seungminbsf February 5, 2022
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cloff prunking
A practice whereby one person frangilates another's plimp. He or she gratifies the other party by smucktating them avially.
cloff prunking by Messist January 20, 2011
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puking ninja
person who can secretly puke almost anywhere, indoors or out, without drawing attention to themselves
puking ninja by TC September 26, 2003
Puking on a Pile of Shit
One of the famous quotes from the internet series "The Angry Video Game Nerd" the nerd uses this word in many episodes such as the Power Glove episode.
Puking on a Pile of Shit by BlowJoeeee September 24, 2013
pukin' red
pukin' red by Kapital K May 11, 2008
Puking rainbows
(pyooking reyn-bohs)
1. to vomit rainbows at the sight of something amazing on teh internet.
2. To be overwhelmed with cuteness that you puke rainbows.
Antonym: vomiting
Please don't use this(or any) meme outside of the internet.
1. to vomit rainbows at the sight of something amazing on teh internet.
2. To be overwhelmed with cuteness that you puke rainbows.
Antonym: vomiting
Please don't use this(or any) meme outside of the internet.
Cuteness overload, I'm puking rainbows.
or
I can't believe I got a reply from (insert celebrity's name here) *pukes rainbows
or
I can't believe I got a reply from (insert celebrity's name here) *pukes rainbows
Puking rainbows by MPVTOX January 18, 2012
puking at the stars
A scene only added to a television show, or movie, for its shock value.
“Puking at the stars” refers to a bizarre scene in the last episode of the sci-fi TV series Battlestar Galactica. In the last episode of the show, the future Admiral Adama is shown vomiting all over himself as he lies drunk in the gutter looking up at the stars.
Fanboys of the series maintain that the “puking at the stars” scene was part of the show’s character development, that it pushed the show’s gritty envelope, and that it was the epitome of “high art”. Discriminating viewers maintain, quite correctly, that the “puking at the stars” scene was vile and only added to the show’s last episode for it’s shock value.
“Puking at the stars” refers to a bizarre scene in the last episode of the sci-fi TV series Battlestar Galactica. In the last episode of the show, the future Admiral Adama is shown vomiting all over himself as he lies drunk in the gutter looking up at the stars.
Fanboys of the series maintain that the “puking at the stars” scene was part of the show’s character development, that it pushed the show’s gritty envelope, and that it was the epitome of “high art”. Discriminating viewers maintain, quite correctly, that the “puking at the stars” scene was vile and only added to the show’s last episode for it’s shock value.
Can you believe the producers of Battlestar Galactica added that “puking at the stars” scene to the last episode? Those guys are really full of themselves for carrying their deeply meaningful, gritty, and real delusions that far.
puking at the stars by AuntyMouse April 21, 2009
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I watched "Smallville" on Netflix the other day. Dude, it was ten seasons of filler before he finally flew! Major Surf Dracula Syndrome!
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