stones throw
a really ill california based record label that releases and rereleases jazz, funk and hip hop eps, lps, 12's/7's/45's
stones throw by P dilla July 13, 2004
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Stones Throw
Durham is the best place to be stoned I have ever been it has mad bridges and a stone throne a stones throw away whose back is gargoyle faces.
Stones Throw by Joe Czucha November 11, 2003
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stones throw tip
The state of becoming whack from a previously positive status.
The etymology of the term stems from the unfortunate Stones Throw record label, notable as the final resting place of once-good producers such as JDilla and Madlib.
The etymology of the term stems from the unfortunate Stones Throw record label, notable as the final resting place of once-good producers such as JDilla and Madlib.
stones throw tip by vramfoo1 January 2, 2009
People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones
A phrase one can say meaning people should not criticize others for faults that they have themselves
Zach told me I had bad taste in music. I replied by telling him that people who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones.
People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones by katie was here November 19, 2007
People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones
Commonly misinterpreted as being a proverb warning against hypocrisy. This is incorrect.
The actual meaning is closer to that of "if you can't take it, don't dish it out".
if you are a type of person who is easily offended, do not go around offending people unless you can handle being offended yourself.
The actual meaning is closer to that of "if you can't take it, don't dish it out".
if you are a type of person who is easily offended, do not go around offending people unless you can handle being offended yourself.
Person A - Katie is such a bitch. All I did was say she was a little bit fat, and she's going around calling me a stupid cow behind my back!
Person B - People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones.
Person B - People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones.
People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones by Dhalphir October 27, 2011
don't throw stones
A very popular saying in Tampa, Florida, and Philadlephia, Pennsylvania. Means to not judge or comment on how others live their lives.
ran out of money, she ran out of bed, one more chance she said, if you love me baby pay the rent, don't throw stones you don't know. its not what ya say its what ya do, don't throw stones
don't throw stones by captain poopypants November 13, 2004
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