Bondacity
Bondacity by Shmee&Tart June 17, 2010
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Bondacity • bodacity • Badacity • baudacity • bodality • bondairy • Bondigity • bonkcity • brandacity • Broadacity
Bodacity
Bodacity by The Damon8r October 20, 2008
brodacity
bonkcity
if jessica falls out of a tree and hits every branch on the way down bonkcity,
if karl gets beaten up with metal poles, bonkcity
if karl gets beaten up with metal poles, bonkcity
bonkcity by styxnstones7 May 4, 2011
Badacity
Badacity by Freakin Colonel Sanders Yo April 13, 2012
brandacity
bran•dac•i•ty
/bran dasədē/
noun
1. a bold assumption by a brand, a creative would agree to labor without compensation.
2. exploit or take advantage of; bold af.
see also: cut me dat check on spotify
/bran dasədē/
noun
1. a bold assumption by a brand, a creative would agree to labor without compensation.
2. exploit or take advantage of; bold af.
see also: cut me dat check on spotify
"califmom said, can we call this brandacity??"
"they had the brandacity to offer her exposure for her time and talent"
"asking a creative for free labor during a pandemic, it's the brandacity for me"
"they had the brandacity to offer her exposure for her time and talent"
"asking a creative for free labor during a pandemic, it's the brandacity for me"
brandacity by theeditorialnail July 2, 2021
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