Morping
used to describe the look of the room you’re in on lsd. can be described as moving slowly like a lava lamp.
so basically picture the room and all items in the room moving in the motion of a lava lamp including the walls.
“the lava in that lava lamp is morping”
“i’m trippin’,everything is morping”
“when i look at my hands on acid they are morping”
when you take someone’s keys and use them to steal their car
while damien wasn’t looking i morped his car and drove to wendy’s
my friend got drunk so i went morping in his car all over town
an undefined but ultimately cool activity experienced at weekends.
“went morping sat-rday night”
“omg, you didn’t invite me?”
“sorry man, no time, when the mood takes you, you gotta morp”
“whatevs”
it is an activity where you and your friends wear formal clothing or anything acceptable for going to the prom, and doing common things in them, like going to mcdonalds, or going bowling.
for my b-day, i want to go morping
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