C.U.N.T.
C.U.N.T. by Hornybiker99 December 1, 2007
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C.U.N.T
CONFEDERATE UNION of NATIONAL TREATISE - First draft drawn up in 1964 in birmingham, england. third revision passed in 2004 in zurich. defines a common definition for the enterprise and common agricultural beleif that individually surounds europe today and tomorrow.
C.U.N.T.
usually used as "see you next tuesday" which sux ass (1).
S.U.N.T. (although people DO use 'c' as 'see', which is acceptable)
It should be used as "Caring usual nineties type" for the one big benifit of you can use at any given time. (2)
C.U.N.T.
S.U.N.T. (although people DO use 'c' as 'see', which is acceptable)
It should be used as "Caring usual nineties type" for the one big benifit of you can use at any given time. (2)
C.U.N.T.
S.U.N.T. (1): You: "Haha! see you next tuesday"
Me: "Where are you going?"
You: "Nowhere, I just called you a CUNT! LMAO!"
Me: "No you just said goodbye to me and didn't walk away... see? groundless!"
C.U.N.T. (2): You: "You're gay!"
Me: "Yeah but you're just a caring usual nineties type."
You: "Huh? I don't get it 'cos I'm an idiot and can't think outside the square."
Me: "I know, I know." VICTORY
Me: "Where are you going?"
You: "Nowhere, I just called you a CUNT! LMAO!"
Me: "No you just said goodbye to me and didn't walk away... see? groundless!"
C.U.N.T. (2): You: "You're gay!"
Me: "Yeah but you're just a caring usual nineties type."
You: "Huh? I don't get it 'cos I'm an idiot and can't think outside the square."
Me: "I know, I know." VICTORY