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I'd rather scrape my balls with a cheese grater
A phrase used to convey extreme disgust at a proposition; often used in reference to a poor choice of eatery or film in the context of a gathering of friends, often on a regular basis.
Vincent would rather scrape his balls with a cheese grater than dine at KFC tonight.
I'd rather scrape my balls with a cheese grater than watch 'Meet the Spartans', Joseph.
I'd rather scrape my balls with a cheese grater than watch 'Meet the Spartans', Joseph.
I'd rather scrape my balls with a cheese grater by 7humbs December 9, 2008
Cheese Scraper
A cheese scraper is a video game player who is overly skilled compared to friends, they often are seen as underdogs but perform well under pressure
Cheese Scraper by SlangMan786 September 9, 2019
sack cheese scraper
Sack cheese scraper: A small hand held devise that is used by lover's of fine sack cheeses to gently scrape the fine creamy cheese off of the cheesemakers warm sack.
See also: sack cheese
See also: sack cheese
The waiter brought us fine cheeses from around the world from which we chose a fine Canadian sackcheese. The waiter skillfully used the sack cheese scraper to slide off the creamy goodness from the Canadian's sack.
sack cheese scraper by Willy B. Jackenoff January 24, 2004
sack cheese scraper
sack cheese scraper by Iain McPherson May 24, 2004
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Precedes or follows either a gratuitously disrespectful or honest remark, originated in New York City. Used in similar fashion to "no offense" or "to be honest," interchangeably.
Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.
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murderhobo
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