rinks
abbreviation for ridiculous, used on its own or in combination with other abbreviations such as "totes" or "cray cray"
omg, last night was so rinks
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Rinks
To have almost super-human instincts
Usually in the context of predicting future events in the heat of the moment
Usually in the context of predicting future events in the heat of the moment
Rinks by Saltyweena April 4, 2024
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baby rings
baby rings by Starchylde March 24, 2017
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They are an a amazing editor i would say even my comfort editor also. They have the sweetest heart the greatest edits and i love them and they’re content!
karlxs.rings by I.like.christmas December 6, 2021
Rink Hockey
Rink hockey, a sold out spectator sport in the 1992 Olympics, is internationally played in over 50 countries. World Championships are held annually for School Boys, Junior, Ladies and Senior Divisions along with intercontinental cup tournaments. Rink Hockey is a team sport that enjoys significant popularity in a number of Latin countries. Depending on territories, it is also known as Hóquei em Patins, International Style Ball hockey, Quad Hockey or Hardball Hockey. There have been many world championships, Latin countries dominating the sport since the 1940s: Portugal (15 World titles), Spain (14 World titles), Italy (4 World titles) and Argentina (4 World titles). Other countries, such as France, Brazil, Germany, Switzerland, Andorra and England are regular international competitors, but rarely overcome the traditional powers. Rink Hockey was recently referred to as Hardball Hockey in the United States until November 2008 when the USOC adopted the sports more common name Rink Hockey.
Rink Hockey by Hardballhock August 6, 2011
Rockland rickshaw
The act of a dude in the bottom of a Home Depot shopping cart hidden under store items, gives a blow job through the cart slats to the dude who pushes the carriage and pretends to shop.
Mars Man covered a random homeless man with tile, insulation, and a case of Round Up while he leisurely enjoyed a Rockland rickshaw.
Rockland rickshaw by Papa Wheelie October 3, 2012
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