3h by F4n00sh3ck April 9, 2008
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3H by SirGiraffe August 4, 2019
Spanish 3H
The worst Spanish class on the face of the planet. If you take Spanish 3H, you will end up failing. The material is dumb cultural things that you do not understand.
Somehow the conversations always revert back to Gloria from the tv show, Modern Family.
Somehow the conversations always revert back to Gloria from the tv show, Modern Family.
Boy 1: I'm failing Spanish 3H right now.
Boy 2: Who do you have?
Boy 1: Mrs. Palmada
Boy 2: oh, that explains it.
Boy 2: Who do you have?
Boy 1: Mrs. Palmada
Boy 2: oh, that explains it.
Spanish 3H by Let'sgetreal November 4, 2011
3Head
An emote that is used on twitch with FrankerFaceZ, which looks like 4Head with a broken teeth. The emote is usually being spammed when someone with funny British/ Scottish accent appearing on stream.
3Head by GGXGANGTriHard7 January 19, 2019
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