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Alexandria , Shreveport , Monroe , Grambling , Natchitoches , Cheneyville , Boyce , Marksville , Pineville,Louisiana
318 by LOVE JONES318 July 8, 2004
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318 by Wanderlust_721 September 9, 2023
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My heart has been broken to a fool that never saw my worth. I will move on.
318 - Move on I have…
318 by pinKaDot1234 April 16, 2024

318 baby 

Someone born in the 318 area of louisiana. (Shreveport, West Monroe, Ruston)
"Hey where was you born?"
"Ima 318 baby nigga!!"

318 engine 

Cockroaches will be using the 318 engine when all the humans are dead.
318 engine by Tris1234 July 4, 2008
A YouTuber who puts alot of effort in their videos and does not get enough recognition
NB_3184 is very overlooked
NB_3184 by NB_3184 December 31, 2022
318008 pl. 5318008
Boobie pl. Boobies

Read upside down on a calculator.
318008 by Tropetre July 26, 2011
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