wood chopping
wood chopping by Fester Festrian July 7, 2004
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chopping wood
chopping wood by makavelli sager February 10, 2005
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keep chopping wood
When you are trying to get through something tough in life you can’t quit or give up... you just gotta keep “CHOPPING AT THE WOOD”
- Another term for being consistent
- Another term for being consistent
Dale: “I’m so tired and ready to give up...”
Rowland: “You can’t give up yet! Now is not the time! Keep chopping wood ! Let’s go!”
Dale: “YOU’RE RIGHT!”
Rowland: “You can’t give up yet! Now is not the time! Keep chopping wood ! Let’s go!”
Dale: “YOU’RE RIGHT!”
keep chopping wood by Seth Rowland November 26, 2020
Chopping Wood
Chopping Wood by Lesa Nelson November 25, 2015
chopping wood
The act of accidentally throwing a disc golf disc into a tree during a game of disc golf. The sound a disc golf disc makes when hitting a tree
chopping wood by Deibert June 30, 2010
Chopping wood
A term for jacking it off in the woods. Can also be a term for mastering while small children are watching.
Chopping wood by Ianisanoggod December 7, 2016
Wood chipping
When you nibble on a penis for foreplay or bite on it whilst performing a blowjob. May also involve pieces of the foreskin if there is one.
Tyler: Dude! Your mom totally woodchipped me last night!
Dake: Man, what the hell? Wood chipping blows!
Dake: Man, what the hell? Wood chipping blows!
Wood chipping by Philoingdeeznuts September 17, 2021
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