how'd
slang terminology for "how did" or "how would"
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How d'ya like dem apples?
How d'ya like dem apples? by morgangills November 12, 2004
How'd-he
How'd-he by Nicnacmacdaddy May 23, 2014
How’d you do that
When a person is all stoked on something simple that they accomplished and you just give them one of those looks and say jokingly with light sarcasm “how’d you do that?”
Person:i went all the way home and then back up to the property then came back- and atopped on the way and got you guys “party favors” and still partied with you bro.
Girl in the bath room pops head out: how’d you do that?
Girl in the bath room pops head out: how’d you do that?
How’d you do that by Goldielocks July 6, 2018
How'd the call go?
when discord asks you to give feedback on the call(?) after disconnecting from a voice channel. obviously i will click "don't show me this again"
How'd the call go? by dgfhgfdcghghfgghhhgggghhhhhhhh August 22, 2021
how'd it go with your lady friend? Carve up any ice...with your wiener?
A quote from the will ferrell movie "Blades of Glory". Easily one of the funniest quotes in the movie
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That ol' gal of mine drives the 12 lane freeway during the week and a John Deere on the weekends. She likes opra and the Grand Ol' Opry. I love them countrypolitan women.
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