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The Coogan 1-2

You punch someone in the throat as you grab their collar, then slap them in the face with a lightning-like open palm. This must be all in one motion.

I gave that tweaker the Coogan 1-2 last night. It destroyed him.

by coogan crew April 20, 2006


The Old 1-2

sex act where you eat the girls pussy, then fuck her in the ass. Also known as the Lick & Stick.

I'd sure like to do the old 1-2 on Paula every week.

by bread infection January 02, 2006


34 1/2

Having Mutual oral sex with a midget or someone half you size.

Yeah, this chick was so short that when we sixty-nined it turned into a 34 1/2!

by JD Lucas June 18, 2003


10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0

Boom!

10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0
HAPPY NEW YEAR!

by Seagulls Of Satan August 03, 2008


row 2 table 1

The Russian couple of doom sit in this table. Steve cant speak english and anna has to translate for him. Steve got his legs blown off in the viet war. And anna was an interpreter but when steve met anna steve thought that it wasn't fair that she had legs so he blew them off with puke.
Steve and Jon are war heroes and friends.

Anna: "I'll have two cookies and some peaches and.. Steve what do you want for desert?"

Steve: "GASBLEKLRJLDKFJDSl" (Vomits on Self)

Anna: "Steve will have maple walnut icecream with 3 wafers"

by Dick Van Dyke April 21, 2005


1/2 virgin

after seeing eachother naked, oral sex, genital contact, you are 1/2 virgin

Bill is 1/2 virgin cuz of what he and his gf did last night

by Philip Johnson May 04, 2006


2D & 1/2

When 3 dimensional graphics are created in 2D graphic programs. Usually, CGI and 3D graphics for film, television, and video games are created in programs like Lightwave and Maya, but 2D & 1/2 utilizes computer programs like Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, or Corel Draw to mimic them. Though graphics created in these programs can only be applied to two dimensional applications like magazines, photographs, or any other item with a flat, static surface because they not to truly contain any virtual depth.

Many of those trendy glass/gloss logos are 2D & 1/2 because they weren't created in 3D graphic programs.

by Marvin Scorscho March 27, 2008