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Chief Wahoo  

Chief Wahoo is the mascott for the Cleveland Indians.

The Indians had a kick ass team from 1994 until around 2002 then they started to fall apart. They are still a damn good franchise and the city of Cleveland wouldn't be the same without them.

As always there are many haters out there that try to bash Chief Wahoo. They tend to be Native groups or ultra liberal activist groups that are set out to burn all white males and piss on our ashes. I personally do not see how naming a beloved team after a group of people is raciest. When people name a team, they give them a proud name that is a symbol of strength and power.
I can't stand all of these liberal player haters fighting to destroy Chief Wahoo and any other American tradition. If they care so much about society, maybe they should clean up Cleveland's Public schools.

Chief Wahoo 

When you are Bang a girl from Behind who is the on rag you your index finger and middle fingers on both hand finger her in her bloddy snatch then paint her face with your bloody fingers
Last night I gave the this whore a Chief Wahoo.
Chief Wahoo by Paul Larkin June 17, 2006

Cheif Wahoo 

To be the boss; run the show; housin.
Cheif Wahooing-VERB
Some punks were getting wild at the party so Polo had to Cheif Wahoo and tell those busters what's up.
Cheif Wahoo by mackrock17 March 15, 2008

Cookin' like a chef I'm a 5 star 미슐랭 "미"의 정점을 찍고 눈에 보여 illusion Whoo 첨 느꼈지 이런 감정 놀랄 거야 gonna shock 바로 감전 

Lee felixs iconic lines which make most people in the straykids fandom go crazy (Me personally. I bark and scream.) … Cookin' like a chef I'm a 5 star 미슐랭
"미"의 정점을 찍고 눈에 보여 illusion
Whoo 첨 느꼈지 이런 감정
놀랄 거야 gonna shock 바로 감전
“ Cookin' like a chef I'm a 5 star 미슐랭 "미"의 정점을 찍고 눈에 보여 illusion Whoo 첨 느꼈지 이런 감정 놀랄 거야 gonna shock 바로 감전 is such a good stray kids song isnt it!? i have that SONG on repeat!”
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