After one performs the Cleveland Steamer, he dances around, preferably to a Nickelback song.
"I did the Canadian two-step last night!",
"Were you dancing to Nickelback?",
"Of course!"
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When you put shredded cheese on a plate of Doritos and microwave it. As seen in the movie Step Brothers.
James: Yo Loyd, whatchu' cooking?
Loyd: Some Step Brother Nachos
James: Can I have some?
Loyd: Fuck no, get your own.
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A way of walking most high school and college freshman learn during orientation week to get to their classes as fast as possible without a class or test being missed. This method of walking up steps includes taking one step over two stairs. This walk up the steps makes your time twice as short and your legs twice as muscular while still getting to class on time (close enough at least). This way of walking up stairs also is learned when not knowing the campus well, creating stress on this freshman, pressuring them into an east coast mentality when it comes to getting to class. This condition is mostly worn off by the summer of the freshman's first year, for they finally know the campus well enough to not freak out.
On the stairs to the college library;
Sophmore; Hey, what the hell man!
Freshman; Sorry, bro!
(turns to his friend) Sophmore; Dude, what the hell was that guy's rush?
Friend; Oh don't worry about him. He just learned the Freshman Two Step.
1. The parent of one's stepgrandparent.
2. The stepparent of one's grandparent.
My step-great-grandparent is a good person.
When it's really hot outside. And your sweaty balls are stuck to your legs and you have to step to the side to shake off your sweaty balls with a leg shimmy
I was pitching for the Cincinnati Reds and I got caught up and had to give the old Cincinnati side step before I struck this mother fucker out.
The moment when a novice musician realises all western music ever composed is made from a repeating pattern of 12 semitones.
I had a 12 Step Epiphany last night, Steve. That's when you realise all music is made with just 12 different semitones...
I KNOW, RIGHT?
aggressively proving a point that is completely false in order to falsify a truth.
Quit stepping on my nuts with that information. I know the right answer and it isn't what you are telling me.