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Bandidos
Bandidos by Robbedbybandidos June 28, 2025
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Bandimosity
Musicians are passionate people. When they come together, form a band, and try to negotiate through all their separate ideas, goals, or deal with the talented slacker, the band drama or "bandimosity" is inevitable.
Bandimosity by K. Mandall February 28, 2011
el bandido
a term for a central american and southern united states outlaw during the 19th and early 20th century, literally meaning "the bandit"
woman: i used to love him
woman 2: what happened?
woman: he showed me a beautiful ruby necklace, he never could have afforded something that expensive, that's when i knew he was el bandido
woman 2: what happened?
woman: he showed me a beautiful ruby necklace, he never could have afforded something that expensive, that's when i knew he was el bandido
el bandido by Trip III July 24, 2014
bertos banditos
I was over at Pries' place last night and Roberto went all Bertos Banditos when Mark was petting his cat.
bertos banditos by Urban Philosopher 3473 September 25, 2013
Bandido Favorito
Bandido Favorito by Mitch 1 December 9, 2008
yung banditos
yung banditos by poopers69 March 29, 2018
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