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An extremely sacred object and/or concept deriving from the "DoubleMcSticky" stream on twitch. It is thought to have been created during an "Eternal Return" stream and only 2 people in the whole world know what it truly is. I being one of them, cannot disclose this information in fear of my own saftey and well-being.
What? You mean to tell me you don't know about Beach Gun? You know nothing of Beach Gun. I was crafted by it, MADE from it.
To be compromised by something posted on social media a la James Gunn, former director of Guardians of the Galaxy franchise.
Don't post that pic, bro, you'll get me gunned at school, yo!
The human anus in the act of defecation
“Shooting the mud gun” or “taking a shit”
Well it’s 8am and I just had my coffee, time to go fire the Mud Gun
A married woman or a girlfriend whose cleavage or the private parts of her body exposed
A boyfriend noticed the T-shirt his girlfriend had on was showing too much cleavage, so he walked up to her and while fastening one of the buttons, he asked, "like you selling guns to the Indians?"
America’s way to start world peace
God: the only weapon I need is my Christian gun.
the gesture representing the pulling of a trigger on a gun
and shows that you are overly obsessed with titus unconditionally
i love doing the gun trigger you know
According to Wikipedia a gun is “a device or ranged weapon designed to throw a projectile using pressure or explosive force. The projectiles are typically solid, but can also be pressurized liquid, or gas. Solid projectiles may be free-flying or tethered”. A gun like object or GLO is any fictional device in a video game, video, graphic novel or story that fits this definition. It can also be an actual object that is not a gun but has some resemblance to a gun.
A player pushes one button to aim the gun like object (GLO) at an opponent and another to fire it.
The “noisy cricket” of the movie “Men in Black” is a noted “fictional firearm”, or GLO.
Police have mistakenly shot people who pull phones from a pocket, mistaking the phone for a gun like object.