bridged out
bridged out by dave February 11, 2005
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Bridged Out
Bridged out. -- To fuck Your-Self out of a good thing. Derived From Miles Bridges and Chris Brown's mistakes in Life. Ja Morant is the newest case in being "bridged out" of the Nba, thanks to his own stupidity. I.E. Kicked out, or crossed out.
That Basketball player got Bridged out! By holding a gun on social media, Ja Morant bridged his self out of the NBA.
Chris Brown's altercation with Rhianna bridged his self out of promised endorsements and opportunities.
Chris Brown's altercation with Rhianna bridged his self out of promised endorsements and opportunities.
Bridged Out by Flint-town Mafia June 2, 2023
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the bridge is out
Phrase yelled, several times, by Arnold Schwarznegger in the movie True Lies to inform his wife that the bridge is out.
Used to tell people that a bridge ahead of them is out.
Used to tell people that a bridge ahead of them is out.
the bridge is out by bnbm February 28, 2008
Pave a brick out of a bridge
Pave a brick out of a bridge by Scolokobum February 1, 2023
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