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A braid traditionally worn by bikers to keep their beard or long hair from whipping their face or from knotting.
Chris rides his bike so fast, he sausage link braids his beard so it doesn't whip his face.
"Roblox scam links" refer to malicious URLs or web addresses that are designed to deceive Roblox users into revealing their personal information, such as login credentials, payment information, or other sensitive data. These links are typically shared on social media platforms, forums, or in-game chat channels, and they often use phishing techniques to trick users into clicking on them.
Clicking the roblox scam links will get your account get deleted or your limites stolen (if you have premium) and etc.
Stay safe and do not click any links from strangers
One of the most common ways that scammers target Roblox players is by sending them phishing emails with fake Roblox scam links that appear to be from Roblox support but are actually trying to steal their account credentials.
A Sexual act in which one person backs or walks into another and you have to get the dick in without crushing your fingers, much like that used to couple train cars together.
I like to begin sex with the ol' link and pin.
guy:i feel so good i just jacked linked
girl:sick fuck
1. When working from home, the act of responding to a question with no words other than a link to the answer they seek.
2. When your friend asks you a dumb question, the act of sending them a link with the exact answer to their question
1. "Did you see that dumb question Caitlin dropped in slack?" "Yeah, I just link slapped the shit out of her. I sent her a link to her asking the same question last month."
2. "Bro I'm gonna link slap you with a dumb question like that."
The act of asking "What's this?" before opening a link sent by a friend using a communication medium, such as AIM or text. This implies to your friend that sent the link that you either don't trust them, or you think their links are not interesting, usually telling them not to send you another link again, no matter how awesome it is. Also the friend wouldn't want to spoil the fun, so it gets them angry.
Julie: www.youtube.com//24e65345645
Julie: Check this out!!
John: What's this?
Julie: WTFUX U link filtering me for?
Something people on Facebook used to say in 2010 after posting a picture or pictures, as Facebook would make a post with the user's personalized message showing off the picture(s) that had separate likes from the actual picture(s), whose thumbnail image a user had to click or press on individually to like.
Message of Facebook User posting a picture on Facebook, circa 2010 AD: Like the picture not the link hoesss <3333 lolzers lolzomg