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This is the famous small block v8 motor built by Chevrolet from 1962–1969.It had a
Displacement of 327 CID (5.4 L)and horsepower rated at 250–375 hp
Let's go for a ride in my '63 Impala and I will show you the power of my 327 engine.
327 by Mojo maniac October 19, 2008
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327 • 32768 • cmsp 327
A 1/2 Pint of Evan Williams (white label, of course). This is known as 327 because with tax at a local liquor store it usually costs $3.27. Perfect for when when you want to tell your bud to buy you some liquor without letting anyone else know what the hell you are talking about.
I am going to get a 327 after work for the ride home.
327 by Rocks in Pocket February 20, 2007
In the lap of dawn, your eyes meet mine
Golden rays of morning kiss the sky,

In emerald grove, where shadows play
Your laughter is the sunlight that brightens my day.

Cloudy or no matter how wet, nothing remains grey
˚༘♡..✿°•∘327∘•°✿ ..♡ ༘˚
327 by 123:888 August 5, 2024
even grey days so wet
wet with rain like morse code
tapping the wind o!
327 :: 125 :: 202
327 by 528 : 522 January 15, 2025
A bum ass school in the bronx, that only cares about uniform. The teachers always on kids for uniform and what color they sneakers is but never care about real issues, like bullying or problems with students. Its a bad school but some of the teachers valid (only like two though) 🤷🏽 ♀️
“yo you go to cmsp 327”
“yeah”
“bad for business bro”
cmsp 327 by dominicannigga123 April 10, 2019
power of two: 2 to the 15th.

in binary:
100000000000000

is used in many programming languages
In the QuickBASIC programming language, the only numbers that are normally used are bigger than -32769 and smaller than 32768.
32768 by Mike Mesenbring November 16, 2004
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