Cheeses Rice
Cheeses Rice by Bella_kitten May 31, 2009
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Cheeses Rice
A Term Used In Lieu Of "Jesus Christ", Mainly Used In Public Places As To Not Offend Standbys Or Your Christian Friends !
Chad: Did you watch the X-Games last night ?
Chad 2: Your damn right i did, Did you see that sick run by Shawn Right . . .
Chad: Cheeses Rice that guy is simply amazing !
Chad 2: Your damn right i did, Did you see that sick run by Shawn Right . . .
Chad: Cheeses Rice that guy is simply amazing !
Cheeses Rice by JeddyB85 September 8, 2011
cheese & rice
Bobby wiped out on his stingray bicycle...
BOBBY: Owww!!! Cheese & rice! Dog bandit! Stupid fricken bike!
BOBBY: Owww!!! Cheese & rice! Dog bandit! Stupid fricken bike!
cheese & rice by Bobby Brady July 8, 2006
cheese and rice
A less offensive, yet more hilarious way of saying 'Jesus Christ'.
Found in the TV show 'Frisky Dingo'.
Found in the TV show 'Frisky Dingo'.
cheese and rice by little_cupcake October 16, 2008
cheese and rice
This is a less offensive way of saying "Jesus Christ"
It originated with the movie 'The Faculty'. In the real version, one of the characters exclaimed "Jesus Christ!" but in the edited TV version, they had it changed to "Cheese and rice!"
It originated with the movie 'The Faculty'. In the real version, one of the characters exclaimed "Jesus Christ!" but in the edited TV version, they had it changed to "Cheese and rice!"
cheese and rice by crowdish November 15, 2003
Word of the Day on July 20, 2008
Cheese and Rice
1. A way of saying Jesus Christ without really saying it.
2. An expression similar to Wow! or Holy cow!, used to express happiness, stupidity, or
2. An expression similar to Wow! or Holy cow!, used to express happiness, stupidity, or
Cheese and Rice by Elki Venshwitz April 6, 2007
cheese and rice
for those people unfortunate enough to go to a religious school where you can't use the lord's name in vain, this sounds exactly the same.
cheese and rice by amelia ann May 1, 2009
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