Bling King
Bling King by Torquay June 21, 2003
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King of bling bling
King of bling bling by Joe schmoe May 20, 2004
From the screen to the ring to the pen to the king! Where’s my crown that’s my bling always trouble when I ring
Person 1: "From the screen to the ring to the pen to the king! Where’s my crown that’s my bling always trouble when I ring "
Person 2: "I don't know what song this is but I just got a goosebumps just from listening to it"
Person 2: "I don't know what song this is but I just got a goosebumps just from listening to it"
squiggly bing king bing
squiggly bing king bing by IrishArbybedwetter@Jschlatt.Co November 4, 2023
mowby bing kingshu
mowby bing kingshu by maj November 4, 2004
minging or blinging
An alternative to "hot or not", "minging or blinging" is a question of whether something is good or bad.
English phrase.
English phrase.
"I can't decide if these shoes are minging or blinging"
"Cheryl has a new man"
"Does he ming or bling?"
"Total minger mate"
"Cheryl has a new man"
"Does he ming or bling?"
"Total minger mate"
minging or blinging by The_ALCH January 10, 2022
blinking 12 generation
The typically 50+ year old individuals who have a blinking 12:00 on their VCR. These people frequently have difficulty understanding and using anything electronic or computer related. If they do use such devices, it will normally be only for exactly their use, no more.
blinking 12 generation by Mark Greenblatt July 3, 2005
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