One Of These Days

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You have one more chance and then it happens. Urban Dictionary

A day where you just want to break something, preferably something that will scream and/or bleed as you do it. You may or may not know of any direct causes, but most often, something bad happened early in the day which started you off in a generally bad distemperment that only got worse as multiple unfortunate events compounded to effectively gang-rape and murder your overall disposition. Urban Dictionary

To masturbate. Can be used as a noun or verb. Based on the results from the healthystrokes.com survey which reports the average man masturbates 7.2 times per week, or just about one-a-day. Urban Dictionary

A Song from Dixie D'amelio, a girl who got famous because of her sister. It's one of the most basic white girl songs on the planet and has terrible auto-tune Urban Dictionary

2 simple words that can mean the world to some people. It can be used too describe 2 ppl who can't be together but want to be...so they use one day as a way too connect which is something that means the world to them. Even if they think they don't believe it anymore, they are secretly still hoping for their one day together Urban Dictionary

(Idiom) followed by a wish for the future. Urban Dictionary

Expression used to describe those who, after performing amazing deeds for one day, begin boasting about them. Urban Dictionary

A euphemistic way of saying never. Urban Dictionary

Euphemistic way of saying never. Urban Dictionary

Some day that could be anywhere between yesterday and the day you were born. It can be used as an alternative to 'The other day' at times. Urban Dictionary

Words that sound like one of these days:
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