In reference to disgraced British Historian David Irving, when someone is punished socially and/or legally for asking a question about or attempting to debate a commonly accepted historical action/event.
Person 1: “Hey, can you come bail me out of jail?”
Person 2: “Bail you out of Jail?!”
Person 1: “Yeah, I wrote my term paper on why I thought the French Revolution and subsequent Red Terror were Bad, and my professor turned the paper in to the police for hate speech. I got totally Irving-ed!”
Person 2: “Bail you out of Jail?!”
Person 1: “Yeah, I wrote my term paper on why I thought the French Revolution and subsequent Red Terror were Bad, and my professor turned the paper in to the police for hate speech. I got totally Irving-ed!”
by LigmaSawconNigga April 11, 2023
Steve and Ed are a hot dou. And there hot and steamy nights inspired them to make a hot sauce in their name. With a slogan of "Steve and Ed will blow your head." That could not be officially read. As soon as there secret sauce is deep in your mouth your gonna love it.
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by Aeron X. April 11, 2024
If You Visit Her ? Expect Crack Ed Coffee
by The V ONE 2nd To None August 11, 2019
Kalafat was born on October 13, 1932 in Anaconda, Montana. He played football and basketball at Anaconda High School, winning a state championship in 1948.
After high school, he went on to play for the University of Minnesota. He was the team’s starting center from 1951 to 1954 and served as captain in the 1953-1954 season. He won the team MVP award his senior season.
After graduation, he was selected by the Lakers in the first round of the 1954 NBA draft with the ninth overall pick. He played three season with the Lakers averaging 7.1 points and 5.7 rebounds per game. Kalafat retired after the Lakers traded him to the Detroit Pistons in 1957.
After retiring from basketball Kalafat went into banking, working for many years at First Bank System. He also joined the U.S. Army Reserve retiring at the rank of captain.
After high school, he went on to play for the University of Minnesota. He was the team’s starting center from 1951 to 1954 and served as captain in the 1953-1954 season. He won the team MVP award his senior season.
After graduation, he was selected by the Lakers in the first round of the 1954 NBA draft with the ninth overall pick. He played three season with the Lakers averaging 7.1 points and 5.7 rebounds per game. Kalafat retired after the Lakers traded him to the Detroit Pistons in 1957.
After retiring from basketball Kalafat went into banking, working for many years at First Bank System. He also joined the U.S. Army Reserve retiring at the rank of captain.
Ed Kalafat was a good basketball player!
by AustinReaves May 21, 2023
Friend 1:She called me babe and everything... we even cuddled! She want it dude for sure.
Friend 2 to Friend 3 : Yup. He just got Sean-Pentinio-ed.
Friend 2 to Friend 3 : Yup. He just got Sean-Pentinio-ed.
by SwagForEver124 October 31, 2013
Get oophaga-ed
by SirSriracha March 09, 2021
by ReLofi March 07, 2024