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Basiclly the latest streetname for ecstacy
Person 1: Hey,you up for clubbing on friday night?
Person 2: Sure man, I just picked up some x pills we can take
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The X-Crossover is a traditional ritual done by strangers to connect their souls with one another. According to scientific studies, the X-Crossover is a scientific soul connection process that is known to connect souls.
The X-Crossover was found in a cave painting said to be created 1300AD in Somalia
Man, we should really do the X-Crossover.
I heard that Gerald and Jeffery did the X-Crossy.
Brroooo let's get it, dude, let's do the crossy
A text message from your partner that does not end with 'x'. You know you're in trouble when you get one of these, especially when you're unaware of the pretext.
'Dude, I just got a text that said 'I've got your flip flops''
'Did it end in with a kiss?'
'Nah. It's a No x Text, man!'
'Oh dear. Shit gonna hit the fan, bro!'
Having sex with your X after you broke up.
Eric and Jane were off-and-on for six years but finally broke up when Jane got engaged and moved to Rome, and Eric married his college girlfriend. They are still friends decades later, but when Eric wanted to get Jane back into bed, she just explained "Sorry, I don't do X-sex."
A form of cock and ball torture that usually results in gonorrhea. It is usually referred to users as if it was a game. Some even refer to it as going postal in X-Patch.
I played some X-Patch with my girlfriend last night.
Wolverine X is a basketball YouTuber from Poplar Bluff, Missouri. He's well known in the basketball shorts community for his charismatic, and energetic content, as well as his sarcastic/comedic style. Sometimes he refers to himself in third person as "The Wolverine". He can also be extremely confident which can come off as boastful or arrogant to his viewers around the globe.
yeah Dexton is pretty funny, but Wolverine X is a good basketball shorts creator too.
Canadian synth-pop singer with a big forehead known for her songs "CATCH", "BITCH", "Paper Love" and "That's So Us". Her visuals are often liminal, creative or bizarre, all of which returns to the X in her name. She also writes a lot with singer Troye Sivan.