lams

most likely the only g-y relationship during the 1700s.
relationship of alexander hamilton and john laurens
man, lams was totally real.
no way!! alexander was married!!
dude, did you ever read those letters?
to run, sometimes follows “on the,” meaning “on the run.” used by thirties-style gangsters, the same ones who said things like “let’s case the joint, see?”
kramer: yeah, he went down at the beakman. he tried to lam, but they cheesed him.
run. to be “on the lam” is to be on the run. either from the law or from the mob. a popular expression in 1930’s-1950’s pulp fiction and film noir.
louie was ratted out by that fink joey and is now on the lam from the law.
a word (or rather an acronym that describes somebody that has “look at me syndrome” (lams!)

someone who has lams likes to be the centre of attention and if the room goes quiet they draw attention to themselves by being silly… or leaves a room returning wearing a wig, costume or doing something to draw people to look at them.
“oh man! that guy daniel has lams.. you can always rely on him to break the silence.”
the best relationship from the 1700’s, or ever. it actually happened.
john laurens x alexander hamilton
man, have you heard of lams?
no.
well, it’s great!
a person who never wastes a chance to draw disproportionate attention to themselves. (abbreviation of ‘look at me.’)
we were supposed to be done at 3:30 but gary and melissa are such lams that the discussion mostly went sideways, and we didn’t get out till five.
short for ‘leave a message’ ofted used on aim.
i’m gonna be out for the day… lam for when i get back!