Bryce frede
This is the name of a legend, many call him an urban myth, he has 150 confirmed kills. Able to love a woman so well she will tell her friends and leave her man just for him.
Bryce frede by Elmothesnowking February 26, 2017
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Bryce Frede
A individual with the dick sucking abilities parallel to no one. Will break the rules one minute and then rat you out for breaking them the next. If another person makes strides to become better then him, he becomes easily frightened and will do everytime to ensure that person doesnt "dethrone" him.
"I was next in line for promotion, but someone told the boss I wasn't really sick last week, and I got written up" , Now there giving the promotion to Bob.
"Didnt Bob lie last week to get outta work to go to the beach"?
"Yup, but Bob is so far up the bosses ass, he wouldn't believe me, even if I told him"
"Wow what a Bryce Frede"
"Didnt Bob lie last week to get outta work to go to the beach"?
"Yup, but Bob is so far up the bosses ass, he wouldn't believe me, even if I told him"
"Wow what a Bryce Frede"
Bryce Frede by DonaldJTrump135 March 28, 2019
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