the sicket mc comin out of NYC since B.I.G.
"even my father knows,
where the revolver goes,
ill bring the beef to ya front door like dominos"
GOOODDD DAMMMMMMMNNNNN
"even my father knows,
where the revolver goes,
ill bring the beef to ya front door like dominos"
GOOODDD DAMMMMMMMNNNNN
by queensfinest March 25, 2005
by VAKI5 May 07, 2005
An American supermodel with lovely brown skin. Some may say that she has a big forehead but she is a gorgeous woman.
This white boy loves Tyra, Naomi, Foxy Brown, etc. etc. etc.
Have you ever seen her in one of those Victoria's Secret ads? She is fine! What the are you talking about "big forehead"?! Shut up!
Have you ever seen her in one of those Victoria's Secret ads? She is fine! What the are you talking about "big forehead"?! Shut up!
by Paris A. January 19, 2004
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by Eleanorbrus! November 06, 2008
Same thing as Spank Bank, but with the updated wording of Fap
Collection of mental fantasies, images of men/women to use to help you ejaculate.
Collection of mental fantasies, images of men/women to use to help you ejaculate.
Jose: Madonna's nipple isn't worth fapping to dude.
Mike: You can always make a deposit into the Fap Bank for later, in case you're running low.
Jose: True that.
Mike: You can always make a deposit into the Fap Bank for later, in case you're running low.
Jose: True that.
by QUSO2020 June 13, 2012
(US HISTORY) federally chartered bank. In 1863, the US Congress passed the National Bank Act that empowered banks with federal charters to issue currency backed by US Treasury securities.
National bank notes were issued until 1935; after 1928, they looked exactly the same as "national notes," or paper money circulated by the US Treasury.
(The US Treasury stopped issuing banknotes in 1971. Such notes were distinguished from federal reserve notes by a red seal and the absence of the legend, "federal reserve note" at the top of the bill).
National bank notes were issued until 1935; after 1928, they looked exactly the same as "national notes," or paper money circulated by the US Treasury.
(The US Treasury stopped issuing banknotes in 1971. Such notes were distinguished from federal reserve notes by a red seal and the absence of the legend, "federal reserve note" at the top of the bill).
Any national bank could issue currency equal in value to 90% of US treasury securities that it had on deposity with the Treasury. National bank notes initially had their own distinctive engraving, but after 1928 were visually almost indistinguishable from federal reserve notes.
by Abu Yahya May 05, 2010