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skull pop 

Can be administered with either hand but the act of slapping someone in the back of the head. Depending on the speed of the hand it can also be called a "0-90" (meaning the hand accelerates to 90 mph before striking the back of the head). A perfectly administered "skull pop" will most of the times cause the head to jerk forward.
I was just sitting here minding my own bitnis and Medo came up from behind and skull popped me.

You better get your ass home. Dads pissed and I think he'll be dishing out skull pops like candy.
skull pop by Tragic-Genius December 25, 2007
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Skullpop 

An online alias.
'Skullpop' is the webmaster of www.InflatableGoldfish.com.

He updates the website reguarly, and accepts submissions.
.: Last update: 23/12/2xxx by Skullpop :.
Skullpop by Skullpop October 23, 2004

SkullPoppingFunkSpunk 

A word that a person such as myself uses to trey and get a google whack ;)
SkullPoppingFunkSpunks dood I will be fucking amazed if this get's a google whack

Skullpop 

a online name unique to Rory/Spike Morris, Sometimes spelt

'' ~$kUL:P()P~ ''
~$kUL:P()P~ joined the CS 1.5 Server

Skullpop Signed in
Skullpop by Spike/Rory October 7, 2003
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