struckies
struckies by chickenwings1197 January 29, 2017
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brown suckies by Gym-bo December 28, 2015
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California Stickies
When one's scrotum is stuck to their leg or legs, generally after a recent shaving of their sac. Usually the warmth in the area generates the stickiness that is closely related to the hot sunny california weather. Resulting in the scrotum to be gently tugged on to relieve the skin adhesion.
When I got up from my desk, I had a massive case of the california stickies. Definitely had to peel my sac off of my leg. A small price to pay for necessary manscaping.
California Stickies by daprofessor May 27, 2011
stuccies
A word retarded coke dealers text you at 5 in the goddamn morning to see if you want to buy drugs. They for some reason think you know what it means even though nobody knows what it means especially not you. Because even though you snort occasionally you're not a lifeless fuckwat and you have a job and want some motherfucking sleep.
stuccies by The Bird-Man February 14, 2017
Stuckism
The abstract noun referring to the ideas and actions of the Stuckists art movement, founded in London by Charles Thomson and Billy Childish in 1999. Childish left in 2001. The term "Stuckism" was coined by Thomson, after he had heard a poem by Childish, who quoted his former lover Tracey Emin's insult that he was "stuck" for continuing to paint pictures, while Emin had moved on to conceptual art.
Stuckism in turn led to the natural derivations of Stuckist and Stuckists as self-adopted labels for those in the Stuckism movement.
Stuckism is defined by manifestos written by Childish and Thomson. It advocates contemporary figurative painting and opposes conceptual art as not real art or anti-art. The Stuckists say they are anti-anti-art.
Stuckism is associated with annual demonstrations carried out by the Stuckist artists against the Tate gallery's Turner Prize.
Stuckism has spread widely through it's web site, www.stuckism.com and in 2010 numbered over 2000 groups in 48 countries.
Stuckism in turn led to the natural derivations of Stuckist and Stuckists as self-adopted labels for those in the Stuckism movement.
Stuckism is defined by manifestos written by Childish and Thomson. It advocates contemporary figurative painting and opposes conceptual art as not real art or anti-art. The Stuckists say they are anti-anti-art.
Stuckism is associated with annual demonstrations carried out by the Stuckist artists against the Tate gallery's Turner Prize.
Stuckism has spread widely through it's web site, www.stuckism.com and in 2010 numbered over 2000 groups in 48 countries.
The guiding principles of Stuckism, as outlined in the group’s manifesto, include "Painting is the medium of self-discovery"; "Artists who don’t paint aren’t artists"; and "Art that has to be in a gallery to be art isn’t art". (Susan Mansfield, The Scotsman, 28 September 2004.)
Stuckism by stuckstuckstuck May 20, 2010
suckiest
suckiest by kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk June 18, 2007
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