Bundem
Bundem by truedat123 February 27, 2009
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Bandemic
Band•dem•ic
/band’demik/
Noun.
1. Creativity making money during a pandemic
2. The pandemic never stopped your income
/band’demik/
Noun.
1. Creativity making money during a pandemic
2. The pandemic never stopped your income
Bandemic by @Ayyo_tiki September 27, 2020
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Bundem • bunder • Bandemic • bunde • Bundering • Bundesliga • Bendemeer Secondary • bundeku • bunderpass • Bundeswehr
bandemic
the period of time in which smart capitalist individuals made/continue to accumulate wealth from side hustles and businesses
Nah bro we not in a pandemic we in a bandemic. I resold flint 13s for 300 on release day in that bandemic.
bandemic by brownboysoles December 21, 2020
Bandemic
“An epidemic of hustlin’
& gettin bands around this mf by ANY means
during a worldwide pandemic;
stackin not starvin.”
& gettin bands around this mf by ANY means
during a worldwide pandemic;
stackin not starvin.”
Bandemic by ForevaTwenty September 28, 2020
Bundesliga
Top flight German football/soccer league. It was funded on July 28, 1962 in Dortmund, Germany. People who don't watch Bundesliga don't know it's an awesome league. The competitions are healthy, not ruined by big money like other leagues thanks to the 50+1 rule--Even though several clubs broke the rule. Bayern München is the most successful club in the history. Other good clubs including Borussia Dortmund, Borussia Mönchengladbach, and Bayer Leverkusen.
Bundesliga by Why Do U Care What I'm Called May 17, 2020
bundeku
Bundeswehr
Today's armed forces of Germany, consists et al. of the branches Heer (army), Marine (navy) and Luftwaffe (air force). Sometimes mistaken for the Wehrmacht.
Recruiter: "So you're still thinking about joining the Corps?"
Hans: "Actually I'm plannning on going for the Bundeswehr."
Hans: "Actually I'm plannning on going for the Bundeswehr."
Bundeswehr by lacroix July 16, 2008
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