Broken leg
Broken leg by Yoyomaaa June 23, 2014
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Gazelle Wit the Broken Leg
Men are like Cheetahs and women are like Gazelles. A smart Cheetah is not gonna go for the strongest, fastest, most alert Gazelle but instead for that one Gazelle in the back wit the broken leg. Why? Cause it's a sure catch.
Gazelle Wit the Broken Leg by Mr. Rugby November 3, 2020
Couldn't hit a blind man with a broken leg
Couldn't hit a blind man with a broken leg by chairmanpingu September 14, 2022
broken deer leg
broken deer leg by studyvin February 4, 2017
My leg is broken
Woman: Will you take the trash out?
Man: I can't. *Twists his leg* My leg is broken!
Woman: *Walks away in disgust*
Man: *Winks at the camera, then starts screaming in pain*
Man: I can't. *Twists his leg* My leg is broken!
Woman: *Walks away in disgust*
Man: *Winks at the camera, then starts screaming in pain*
My leg is broken by Ubeenbamboozledson January 5, 2022
I think my leg is broken
Fitz: I hope you saved some energy cuz.. my legs pinned. I think my leg is broken. You're gonna have to carry me out.
Mack: I got you turbo.
Mack: I got you turbo.
I think my leg is broken by Zema'am January 21, 2021
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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