times two
to double
times two by anarchyseeds January 23, 2018
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true times two
A statement attesting to the veracity of an assertion. Origination stems from the phrase, double true, made famous by Andy Samberg and Chris Parnell in their SNL skit, Lazy Sunday.
Guy 1: You could see Lindsay Lohan's smash up coming from a mile a way.
Guy 2: True dat!
Guy 1: True times two!
Guy 2: True dat!
Guy 1: True times two!
true times two by Davenator June 22, 2007
your-age-minus-seven-times-two
Derived from the half-your-age-plus-seven rule. Used to define the oldest that a romantic interest can be before the relationship is considered indecent. This rule is considered more accurate than the your-age-plus-half-your-age-minus-seven rule, which in some cases conflicts with the half-your-age-plus-seven rule.
Jackie and Dan were mutually attracted, but Jackie waited until she turned 21 to make a move on the 28-year-old Dan, thereby making it acceptable under the your-age-minus-seven-times-two rule.
your-age-minus-seven-times-two by DoesNotExist October 26, 2009
Hooha Times Two
Hooha Times Two by Distant577 August 15, 2024
two times tuesday
when a guy is fucking a girl and then pust on a strap on backwards and proceeds to fuck 2 girls on each side of him, but you can only do it on Tuesday
two times tuesday by cody bloss October 25, 2007
Two Times A Good Time!
Getting The Sale! For the Win! Anything positive for your benefit or for the team, regardless of whether the "time" or "event" taking place is plural or singular.
Two Times A Good Time! by RelentlessWonder September 17, 2013
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Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.
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