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A phrase for when someone or something fat-ly and phat-ly lays around lazily. Originated from my chubby cat, Sophie.
My cat Sophie kept chubbing around my brother’s closet.
“Move Around Clown” is a phrase used when a extremely grotesque subhuman who actively attempts to manipulate and destroy others lives… often confused for a reptilian/amphibian creature of some sort… who crawls out of the gutters. She answers to either “Felicia” or “Fellatio” … she picks bed bugs and sores off and has been seen to eat them on street corners. If you see this clown whore.. DO NOT APPROACH… even with caution. She/It will infect you, try to clown you, and make false police reports for sympathy.
Person 1: “Man, I should’ve yelled, “Move AROUND CLOWN,” my dick is sick since I let Fellatio try to jump on it.”
Person 2: “Damn bro… sounds like you’re the clown now. Hope they got a pill for that. BYE FELLATIO!”
Meaning if they do not stop mucking about they will be murdered and tossed into said attic
Person 1, Yeeeeeet I'm only 16 I wanna kill a mockingbird by shoving a dog up his arse
Person2, Oi YOU SILLY BUGGERING BENT OVER SHEEP SHAGGER TALK ANY MORE SHIT ILL SKIN YOU FROM THE COCK AND LEAVE YOU IN THE FOCKEN ATTIC YA WEE BASTARD
person 1, you don't half talk shite you do
Person 2, THATS IT CUNT KEEP MESSING AROUND YOU WILL BE THE BAD SMELL IN THE ATTIC
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To think about and discuss ideas, usually with other people.
Let's kick around this scenario.
The obligatory act of trading drinks at a bar based on a feeling of obligation when one party shows the generous act of buying the first drink.
Austin: "Get Eddie and me a beer."
Eddie: "Lemme get Austin and me a beer back."
Bartender: "ah. . . The old Irish reach-around."
Asking someone to return a favour that you haven't done for them yet. i.e. "Yes, I will dog-sit for you at some time probably. By the way, here's my dog. You have to look after her while I go on a mid-week trip to New York."
I can't believe Colin had the nerve to give me an Irish Reach-around. I have to look after his dog because he made a vague promise to look after mine in the future.