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BYOBAB
BYOBAB by BabyLovee5016 April 11, 2009
BYOBABMST
Bring your own beer, and bring me some too!
Somewhat pointless shortening, since it will probably take the reciever twice as long to figure out as if you had just used the original phrase.
Somewhat pointless shortening, since it will probably take the reciever twice as long to figure out as if you had just used the original phrase.
"Gore and exploitation movies at my place saturday!"
-"Right, see you saturday."
"Tell your friends, BYOBABMST!"
-"What the hell are you talking about!?"
"BYOBABMST!"
-"Eh!!?"
"For fucks sake, look it up at urbandictionary.com!"
-"Right, see you saturday."
"Tell your friends, BYOBABMST!"
-"What the hell are you talking about!?"
"BYOBABMST!"
-"Eh!!?"
"For fucks sake, look it up at urbandictionary.com!"
pirate bobbb
A robot made by reman in 2019, people love him for some reason, friends with everyone in his discord chat except pain who wants to fuck him
pirate bobbb by Pirate bobbb May 22, 2020
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