skedivin
skedIvin is ambigiously screwed up.
skedivin by Dylan McBride January 20, 2005
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reverse-skydiving
Not having to fret over a particular matter. To feel stress free. Opposite to free falling from a plane to your death. To Just embracing the moment and feeling good and having a flock of positivity going nowhere but up. Optimism
"Bro she's amazing. Whenever I'm around her it feels like we're reverse-skydiving"
"Hey dude I'm reverse-skydiving of that kush we smoked earlier and I feel unstoppable!"
"Hey dude I'm reverse-skydiving of that kush we smoked earlier and I feel unstoppable!"
reverse-skydiving by Spazmatik January 12, 2015
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skinny skydiving
Skydiving whilst completely naked. To jump from an airplane or other airborne vehicle sans all clothes. You are only allowed to wear a parachute.
skinny skydiving by BlissAbyss2112 January 13, 2009
skydiving
Skydiving involves jumping from an airplane at altitudes typically ranging from 12,000 feet to 14,000 feet…freefalling for about a minute, then deploying a parachute at typically 3,500 feet…and flying the parachute to a designated landing area. Skydiving has become safer in recent years due to a device that will deploy a parachute automatically at a certain altitude for you if you cannot. Skydiving is an extremely fun sport that is challenging and is best suited for the fast thinking, mature, and open minded individual that enjoys doing things with other people. Skydivers are some of the most fun loving people you will ever meet and very few of them are “crazy”. This sport is often called "crazy" by individuals who are not open minded, live vicariously, or simply do not have the balls to try it.
Skydiving
An activity viewed by most as suicidal or crazy. Those people are just too chicken shit to do it themselves.
Angry Skydiving
When you're on top pounding a fat chick, you bring your knees and hands off the bed/ground, so your entire weight is on her. Look from side to side while saying "Hey look, I'm skydiving!"
Angry Skydiving by AngryAirDefender April 4, 2009
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