Taylor swifting
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The act of pulling your pants down, sitting on the ground and wiping your bare ass against the floor like an old dog.
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Verb:
The act of scooting your ass on the floor like a dog. This can sometimes be concurrently preformed while quoting the phrase Oh Long Johnson, OH LONG JOHNSON!. -
The art of laying on the floor in your room wallowing for a boy while listening to Taylor Swift.
The internet meme involving dragging your ass across the floor like an old dog (made popular by South Park).
Keep in mind that these two definitions are very similar and easily confused.
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Taylor Swifting is when you pull down your pants and wipe you butt along the ground like an old dog.
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- While having a picture taken, the subject strikes a pose resembling an old dog who is wiping its butthole by means of dragging itself across the floor by the front paws.
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When white people fly outta no where on their kale carpets to project themselves into conversations no one invited them to, and make it about themselves.
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To sit in front row seats at a show and stand up the whole time and dance like the inflatable arm flailing tub man. Usually involves very bad arm movements, weird body bouncing and off beat head bobbing and waves.
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When white people fly outta no where on their kale carpets to project themselves into conversations no one invited them to, and make it about themselves.
@britney can you say RACIST???
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Cant be racist to white people. They are the bullies of the world. Standing up to them is called heroism.
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Cant be racist to white people. They are the bullies of the world. Standing up to them is called heroism.
That's the most Racist shit I ever heard of.
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Cant be racist to white people. They are the bullies of the world. Standing up to them is called heroism.
That's the most Racist shit I ever heard of. You've justified your hatred no .
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Cant be racist to white people. They are the bullies of the world. Standing up to them is called heroism.
So, you are racist and stupid?!
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