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A epic stand of between two foes the Kermit strikes but baby yoda kills Kermit and everyone around is scared
Dan: oh yeah let’s fight like Kermit v baby yoda
Albert: Ok I’m Kermit
The most perfect Adventure Motorcycle for real humans.
You ain't riding no Paris to Dakar get yourself a V-Strom.
1. to contemplate; to refine one's life purpose
2. To dump flour into a sieve and filter the larger chunks.
"I sat out on the bench, high, eating Jenis and started siftin' the flour."
"Hey, let's get high and sift some flour."
to sift flour (v.)
Finn V is cute, nice, kind, caring, cute, smart, amazing did I mention cute? Although he comes off as a bit of a show of he is really just trying to impress because he’s a bit insecure, which is really sweet when you think about it. Is a good boyfriend and and if any girl dumps him then she will probably regret it later.
Person 1: I wish I had a friend like Finn V!
Person 2: I had a Finn V once...
Person 1: what happened
Person 2: I let him go. He was to good for me.
Hit the Letter Between C and B on a QWER Keyboard .
Hit the letter V on the keyboard.
Example:
Person 1: So how do you render video on final cut?
Person 2: Just V it!
Related to the T-Rex, A vagina that is so massive, scary, and threatening... It will not only eat your penis and your entire body, but along with 50% of everything you own.
vrex Divorce vagina
“Did you hear that Carl is getting a divorce?”
“Not anymore, that cracka was gobbled up by a V Rex.”
A Stockport-based plunderphonics musician. The project was fronted by Leyland James Kirby, more known for his projects under the alias "The Caretaker". V/Vm was signed to the label "V/Vm Test Records" and often collaborated with other musicians in the experimental/plunderphonics scene, notably musicians such as Goodiepal. Originally ceased activites circa 2008, but was revived in 2016. There has been no recent activity since then.
Notable albums: Sick-Love (2000), The Green Door (2000), Sometimes, Good Things Happen (2002)
Compared to The Caretaker, V/Vm is seriously underrated.