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StJoes beat PSU by 12 points, man that was a beatdown. SCtowny recieved another beatdown from Snike today.
by Hoop Junky January 31, 2008
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hey man want to split the cost on this room i really want that beatoff balcony to enjoy watching you sleep
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I cant believe George gave such a beatdown to Troy Aikman by asking him stupid ass football questions while the man was trying to have a beer at the bar.
by glenn1907 August 5, 2008
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Beatboxing - Commercializing the persona of real-life actual quirky local or talented street personalities, such as Seinfeld’s NYC ‘Kramer’ or ‘Gus’, inspired by a Santa Barbara street Artist who does actual police sketches (2005–present) of unseen perps for victims.
These are typically co-opted as generic avatars, without royalties until production companies are finally sued. The practice is despicable because wealthy producers & actors are typically ‘robbing the poor’ to enrich themselves by taking unfair advantage of an original persona.
Beatboxing - Commercializing the persona of real-life actual quirky local or talented street personalities, such as Seinfeld’s NYC ‘Kramer’ or ‘Gus’, inspired by a Santa Barbara street Artist who does actual police sketches (2005–present) of unseen perps for victims.
These are typically co-opted as generic avatars, without royalties until production companies are finally sued. The practice is despicable because wealthy producers & actors are typically ‘robbing the poor’ to enrich themselves by taking unfair advantage of an original persona.
Them rich-ass producers down on Venice Beach be Beatboxing my homey with the broke-ass gig that he be doin for food forever, but he’s the Man!
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