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YuuDunGoof'd
YuuDunGoof'd is a word that came from an outraged man!!!!!
YouTube: kerligirl13's father apparently was calling the cyberpolice on all the trollers to his daughter Jessica Slaughter
real name Jessica Leonhardt!!!!!!
The video on YouTube he said it on was removed by him his wife or his daughter!!!!!!!
Jessica also posted videos on YouTube cursing people out for "hating" on her!!!
Now this is the deal closer:
Jessica Slaughter is only 11 years old!!!!!!!!!!!
YouTube: kerligirl13's father apparently was calling the cyberpolice on all the trollers to his daughter Jessica Slaughter
real name Jessica Leonhardt!!!!!!
The video on YouTube he said it on was removed by him his wife or his daughter!!!!!!!
Jessica also posted videos on YouTube cursing people out for "hating" on her!!!
Now this is the deal closer:
Jessica Slaughter is only 11 years old!!!!!!!!!!!
Im gonna call the cyber police on yall coz i backtracked the email and yall will be going to cyber jail coz YuuDunGoof'd!
YuuDunGoof'd by Tammy Trill July 17, 2010
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Yurdme
Short/slang for "You Heard Me?". Typically it's used rhetorically & a response is not warranted.
Any of the following phrases could be substitued for it depending on the context and/or the user's tone, "That's crazy, right?", "Know what I'm saying?" or "No bullshit!".
It's commonly used in urban areas, most frequently by those influenced by hip-hop/rap culture. Big in Chiraq and the Midwest right now.
It's pronounced quickly, as one word w/two syllables: Yerd-me.
Any of the following phrases could be substitued for it depending on the context and/or the user's tone, "That's crazy, right?", "Know what I'm saying?" or "No bullshit!".
It's commonly used in urban areas, most frequently by those influenced by hip-hop/rap culture. Big in Chiraq and the Midwest right now.
It's pronounced quickly, as one word w/two syllables: Yerd-me.
Yurdme by Buhbuhboss July 28, 2016