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russian clothesline 

When someone takes a clothesline, sticks it in their mate's abdomen and through their back and then like the russian roulette, spins them around the clothesline (like the chamber of a revolver) and then when he stops spinning, hope his projectile vomit doesn't hit Russia on the world map on the other side of the room.
I gave mahboi a Russian Clothesline last night, he died afterwards but it was worth because it was the most fun I've ever had

dont tell the cops plz
russian clothesline by Electrum55 November 8, 2018
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Russian clotheslining 

An activity performed mainly in asia, which invloves the interlocking of arms of people of russian decent while in the nude, on top of a point of high altitude like a hill and or roof for the sole perpous of catching a breeze and listening to the collective clacking of their genitals. This strategy was first used in the russian millitary to catch a breeze if a sial was defective.
Vlad and i are about to go atop that hill to indulge in some russian clotheslining together
Russian clotheslining by Alleycat4 November 8, 2018

Russian clotheslining 

An activity performed mainly in asia, which invloves the interlocking of arms of people of russian decent while in the nude, on top of a point of high altitude like a hill and or roof for the sole perpous of catching a breeze and listening to the collective clacking of their genitals. This strategy was first used in the russian millitary to catch a breeze if a sial was defective.
Vlad and i are about to go atop that hill to indulge in some russian clotheslining together
Russian clotheslining by Alleycat4 November 8, 2018
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