Bintanged
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Bintanged
Bintanged by throwaway_9183 December 5, 2019
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Bintang
The best selling brand of beer in Indonesia and is produced by Multi Bintang.
Bintang merchandise is usually worn by Bogans, Metro's and anyone that can afford an incredibley cheap holiday in Bali.
Deemed cool by aussie surfers, Bintang singlets infuriate anyone with a common sense of decency. They are usually worn to advertise that someone has been to Bali/enjoys to surf/has a tan and some muscle tone. But are usually worn by those who wish they had muscle tone.
A trend second only to ed hardy in tackiness and boganality
Bintang merchandise is usually worn by Bogans, Metro's and anyone that can afford an incredibley cheap holiday in Bali.
Deemed cool by aussie surfers, Bintang singlets infuriate anyone with a common sense of decency. They are usually worn to advertise that someone has been to Bali/enjoys to surf/has a tan and some muscle tone. But are usually worn by those who wish they had muscle tone.
A trend second only to ed hardy in tackiness and boganality
Bintang by RhysRohypnol May 29, 2011
Binbagged
Binbagged is a term that has been around for a few years now and the first time i can recall hearing the phrase was when a mates girlfriend caught him playing away..
He came home after work to find all his gear outside their flat in the car park conveniently packed in black sacks..
He came home after work to find all his gear outside their flat in the car park conveniently packed in black sacks..
Hello John, Sorry to hear she binbagged you..
John was binbagged by his girlfriend for being naughty and playing away from home.
John came home to find he'd been binbagged and she'd changed the locks.
John was binbagged by his girlfriend for being naughty and playing away from home.
John came home to find he'd been binbagged and she'd changed the locks.
Binbagged by Nut-Magnet August 21, 2009
Buntinged
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A)
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B)
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A)
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B)
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Bob: No, i am just going to have some of my board chow/
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Bob: The food scraps that collect in my keyboard; Want some?
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