Eternal Damnation, satan, fire, and evil are all good descriptive words of hell.
Your ex, baby mama, baby daddy, child support, and alomony are also good descriptive words of hell
Your ex, baby mama, baby daddy, child support, and alomony are also good descriptive words of hell
by BETTY CROCKER June 27, 2006
A group of people who join together to give themselves silly nicknames, rob other poor people, sell drugs to their own kin, and have babies.
There are 4 main gangs with tens of thousands of "sub-gangs"
There are 4 main gangs with tens of thousands of "sub-gangs"
hey I'm bored...lets join a gang!
I HAVE A BETTER IDEA LETS MAKE ONE UP.
hell yeah, then lets post it on urban dictionary that our gang is super cool.
FO SHIZZLE!
I HAVE A BETTER IDEA LETS MAKE ONE UP.
hell yeah, then lets post it on urban dictionary that our gang is super cool.
FO SHIZZLE!
by BETTY CROCKER June 26, 2006
by BETTY CROCKER June 26, 2006
What they call Macaroni & Cheese in Canada. The box actually says "Kraft Dinner" where it would normally say "Macaroni & Cheese". In Canada they accept this as perfectly normal.
"Kraft" is, of course, the company that makes the product and "Dinner" is what we will eat when it is done cooking. Be sure to prepare it with milk in a bag.
"Kraft" is, of course, the company that makes the product and "Dinner" is what we will eat when it is done cooking. Be sure to prepare it with milk in a bag.
Even though Macaroni & Cheese is the all-American convenience food product, Canada consumes, per capita, more Kraft Dinner than the United States!
by betty crocker October 22, 2004
A place where children watch lions and tigers and bears. Herion addicts become "clowns", the floors and seats are sticky as hell and the popcorn and peanuts taste like shit.
by BETTY CROCKER June 26, 2006
The middle of nowhere.
A small isolated town.
A boring town or city that should be electively bombed until it is no long there.
A small isolated town.
A boring town or city that should be electively bombed until it is no long there.
by BETTY CROCKER June 26, 2006