a phrase originated from the 1972 Watergate scandal in Washington DC.
A reinvented phrase to describe ones situation when ones dart hits and pokes a whole in your best mates radiator
Commonly associated with N.S.C********
A reinvented phrase to describe ones situation when ones dart hits and pokes a whole in your best mates radiator
Commonly associated with N.S.C********
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Ginni: Hey, you’re off in a hurry, where are you going?
Nick: I gotta get to the wiz palace fast, The Fudge Gates Are Open wide and it’s gonna be a big one.
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2“Not good, I came in her so I ended up flooding the gates.”
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2) A hinged barrier used to close an aperture in a wall, fence, or hedge.
3) A suffix denoting any kind of scandal, real or imagined - "Pizzagate" - following the 1972 Nixonian Watergate imbroglio, itself named for a Washington Hotel.
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2) A hinged barrier used to close an aperture in a wall, fence, or hedge.
3) A suffix denoting any kind of scandal, real or imagined - "Pizzagate" - following the 1972 Nixonian Watergate imbroglio, itself named for a Washington Hotel.
She entered the courtroom, confident that the DNA evidence, supported by eyewitness testimony, would gate her client's claim of innocence.
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