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when a girl is horny and to satisfy themselves make a status on facebook telling evrybody to call them, when really they r going to put their phone on vibrate n then put it in between their legs and dnt answr the fone
female: (all alone) im horny i shud go ona calling spree
male: (on Facebook) ooo she sayd to call her n im bored so i guess i wil
Female: ( fone vibrates) OOO OOO OOO thank u
Pretending to get a phone call. Phoney calls are usually used in these situations;
1) To pick up chicks
2) To avoid awkward silences/ conversations/ people
3) To look like your doing something at work
4) To look like you have a social life
John made a phoney call to impress the chick at the bar
Sarah knew Alison's breath smelt really bad, so she made a phoney call to avoid talking to Alison
Referring to ones own past or future intent to "rage"rage. Often referring not just to partying generally but specifically to how much alcohol you have consumed or will consume in the near future. Implicit in this boasting is that raging increases ones status as a sweet dude sweet dude. Rage call is a subcategory of a self call (self call).
frat boy 1: I played like 5 games of pong before noon on Green Key Weekend.
fb 2: Rage Call.
girl 1: I'm so hungover from the 7 shots I took last night.
girl 2: rage call.
To identify a bullshit response or argument, generally, but not exclusively, from the mouths or keyboards of adults.
You say the assault guns in the hands of the mentally is are not the problem? We call BS!!!
Doing sth that brings no success / impossible to accomplish
- This Friday I have an exam with Professor Nowak. I have a feeling I will pass it.
- Passing? With Professor Nowak? You are calling Aneta.
To go over to a girls or guys house you dig. snuggle hug spoon cross each others legs over soft kisses on the neck and ear and fall asleep
I need you for a sleepover call
When a mobile phone call drops out, the ensuing attempts to call each other back on both sides results in endless straight-to-voicemail calls, engaged signals, more dropouts... it's just useless.
Adapted from the term "war of attrition", in which both forces wear each other down over a long period of time, resulting in little success for either.
Nick just dropped out; I'm trying to get ahold of him for the fourth time, but it's just a call of attrition at the moment.