rock beat
rock beat by Downstrike May 26, 2004
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International Rock Beat Day
April 4th (4/4) is International Rock Beat Day. A "rock beat" or "common time" is four beats per measure of music, the standard rhythm of most popular western music.
International Rock Beat Day by skittlekicker April 4, 2013
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guess wut Shawty-Rock-to-da-beat-like-this...
Q: do you think you're cute
A: yea i'm cute
Q:do you think you're fat
A: HELL NAW Shawty-Rock-to-da-beat-like-this!
Q: do you think you're cute
A: yea i'm cute
Q:do you think you're fat
A: HELL NAW Shawty-Rock-to-da-beat-like-this!
Shawty-Rock-to-da-beat-like-this by imani tsunami February 6, 2008
The Beatles Rock Band Customs Server
I got banned from The Beatles Rock Band Customs Server for arguing with the mods who were trying to convince me that there were 15 genders
The Beatles Rock Band Customs Server by A Guitar Hero 3 Les Paul January 25, 2021
paper beats rock
If someone goes for a pound and you go for a high 5 and cover their fist, you say "paper beats rock." If done intentionally this should be considered a diss worse than to leave hanging.
He tried to pound it so I went for a paper beats rock. He was so embarrassed, he had to leave the party.
paper beats rock by MNH11 June 9, 2011
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Your hand that you masturbate with.
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Boyfriend: Have a visit from Palmela Handerson of course!
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