5 definitions by The_Bambino_88
Fast Food Syndrome is thinking you know what you want to order at your favorite joint and all of a sudden Boom!! You don't know what to eat. Taking very long to make a decision to settle for the most lame value sandwich of all.
OH My GOSH!!! I forgot what I wanted to eat, UGH!! I must be having a bad case of Fast Food Syndrome.
by The_Bambino_88 January 9, 2019
When you run out of things or people to swear upon. In other words, When you know you're lying but you already put it on God, Your Momma, Yourself, Your Soul, Your Dad, Your Gang and all you have left is your grandma. Poor Grandma, I bet you are scared of putting it on her, because you still live with her.
Bruh! Hey Bruh! I have 20 Flat Screen TV's and 3 Lamborghinis, we is Lottery world champions, on my Grandma!!
by The_Bambino_88 November 6, 2019
It is the uneducated version of the word Road. Since the word Rode only means the verb to ride in the past tense, but every day more and more people are becoming lazy writers and much careless for verifying if they are wrong.
I have this word "rode" in so many social networking sites, that, it has become a disease. Get a Dictionary y'all!!
I have this word "rode" in so many social networking sites, that, it has become a disease. Get a Dictionary y'all!!
I don't know what rode to chose in life... Now that is very deep thinking.
I was driving and i got on the wrong rode and I got lost. Soooo Ghetto! Use the dictionary and the GPS so you don't get on the wrong ROAD!
I was driving and i got on the wrong rode and I got lost. Soooo Ghetto! Use the dictionary and the GPS so you don't get on the wrong ROAD!
by The_Bambino_88 November 6, 2019
it is a concealed word that deals with sex servers who stand on city corners. Used in the presence of little kids as a reference of the word "whore" in plural, sounds like horse.
At the jail, most of the female offenders have been working on the street as Ponies.
She is just another Pony.
She is just another Pony.
by The_Bambino_88 September 9, 2010
I had a roommate that would steal money from me when I was not home. When I confronted him, he sent me an email saying: I don't care if you call me a theft. In the real sense of the word, he is, but he meant a "thief." For crying out loud!! He is supposed to be a college graduate and he writes like that, that is the real theft. So according to him, a theft is a person who steals money from somebody else.
I don't care if you call me a theft, or My spouse is a dirty old theft, when I was a kid, i became a theft. haha!! very wrong.
by The_Bambino_88 September 9, 2010