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What is rock lobster?
Noun: Bomb ass song by the B-52’s.
Noun: A rock that is also a lobster.
Phrase: Means cool (i.e. radical, or metal.)
Phrase: Widely hated by Derick Abbey.
Noun:
Jared: “Have you heard ‘Rock Lobster’ by the B-52’s?”
Ryder: “Ya man, that songs my jam.”
Phrase:
Random guy 1: *Does a radical trick on his heelies.*
Random guy 2: “Hey man that’s totally rock lobster.”
Derick: *Shoots random guy 2 in the face.*
rock lobster - video
Rock lobster - what is it?
1) it's not quite a rock, it's not quite a lobster; it's a Rock Lobster
2) a creature often found at parties and under docks at the beach
Someone went under a dock, there they found a rock! It wasn't a rock! It was a Rock Lobster!
What does "rock lobster" mean?
when someone or something is amazingly cool or awesome
ashleigh your shoes are totally rock lobster
Rock lobster - what does it mean?
"look at the guy with the tatts, i bet he's a rock lobster"
Rock lobster - meaning
Someone who is extremely sunburned to the point of skin cancer
Person 1-"that old guy in the beach house next to us is a rock lobster"
Person 2-"haha yea he is"
Rock lobster - definition
meaning cooler than cool better than better and awesome-r than awesome
1.dude your shoes are totally rock lobster
2.youre pretty rock lobster bro
3.this example isnt so rock lobster
Rock lobster - slang
what retarded people think is just a song by the B-52's. It's a boner!
I will fuck you with my rock lobster.
Rock lobster
A code used between two sailors when they dont wanna be gay and say they miss each other!
Hey Christen! Rock Lobster Darlin!
Rock lobster
An exclamation of excitement.
Can be used in place of rock 'n roll.
A: Are we going?
B: Yes.
A: Rock Lobster!
Rock lobster
1) the male equivalent of a camel toe. Usually achieved by wearing extremely tight pants or shorts to accentuate a clear silhouette of one's member.
Also known as "rocking the lobster"
Tommy put on his hot pants and checked the mirror to make sure that his rock lobster would be clearly visible by his fans in the front row.