boutros
boutros by fenton t fox September 6, 2008
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Boutros • boutros boutros ghali • James Boutros • no boutros • boutsos • bootros • Botross • bouros • Boutres • Boutress
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boutros boutros ghali by Cheesebadger February 6, 2005
no boutros
A term stemming from the term, no homo. A boutros is an internet pervert who lurks on the site of unsuspecting females and leaves sexually explicit comments via the comments section or email. To say, No Boutros, negates a comment you would make that might be perceived as sexual in anyway.
no boutros by Geekbird April 21, 2005
James Boutros
Some tall faggot that likes basketball and men. He dislikes Islam’s and he hates black people. He is a school shooter and plans to shoot up the school named peepee elementary.
Jesse: Did you see that tall lanky nigga James Boutros?
JoJo: Yea that’s my bro though don’t talk shit cuh.
JoJo: Yea that’s my bro though don’t talk shit cuh.
James Boutros by LeWaterSheep August 29, 2019
Boutrous Boutrous Ghali
The only UN Secretary General to serve only one term. Served before Kofi Annan.
He has, quite possibly, the coolest name ever name ever.
He has, quite possibly, the coolest name ever name ever.
Top Ten Boutros Boutros-Ghali Pick-up Lines (Letterman):
10. Can I can I buy you a drink a drink?
9. The nations are united -- why not you and me?
8. I'm the man so nice they named me twice!
7. I'm so depressed about the unstable world situation that I really don't think I should spend tonight alone
6. You were fabulous in 'Basic Instinct,' Ms. Stone
5. It must be fate -- you don't have any boutroses, and I've got one to spare!
4. I have the complete line of general foods international coffees back at my place
3. In your honor, I'm declaring 1994 the international year of the babe
2. Want to have sex, Madonna?
1. I've got a peacekeeping force in my pants
10. Can I can I buy you a drink a drink?
9. The nations are united -- why not you and me?
8. I'm the man so nice they named me twice!
7. I'm so depressed about the unstable world situation that I really don't think I should spend tonight alone
6. You were fabulous in 'Basic Instinct,' Ms. Stone
5. It must be fate -- you don't have any boutroses, and I've got one to spare!
4. I have the complete line of general foods international coffees back at my place
3. In your honor, I'm declaring 1994 the international year of the babe
2. Want to have sex, Madonna?
1. I've got a peacekeeping force in my pants
Boutrous Boutrous Ghali by The Black Vegetable March 22, 2005
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