Crackdownin
While Crackdownin, I round house kicked a bitch off a skyscraper and blew his ass up with a rocket on the way down.
Crackdownin by xVOLTAx December 14, 2008
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Crackdownin
While Crackdownin, I round house kicked a bitch off a skyscraper and blew his ass up with a rocket on the way down.
Crackdownin by xVOLTAx December 14, 2008
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Math Homework Crackdown
When the Communist Party of China (CCP) is toying with the idea of limiting the number of hours students could spend on their school math homework every day, much to the relief of millions of math-anxious students and their parents, so that the time could be better spent on non-academic pursuits, or on familiarizing themselves with Xi’s socialist writings.
Unlike the CCP’s dreaded crackdown of its domestic gaming industry, such as prohibiting minors from playing video games Monday through Thursday and limiting their play to one hour on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday nights, its rumored math homework crackdown is being anticipated by both students and parents.
Math Homework Crackdown by Covido August 29, 2022
crackdown
The violent aggressive behavior of someone who is addicted to crack cocaine , when the effects of thier current hit of crack wears off.
When joe found out that his brother was going to be late in picking him up, he threw his coffee cup at the door smashing it swearing loudly. "oh darn" said Sue "Joe is having a crackdown.
crackdown by lovestodance August 16, 2010
crackdown
punitive focus of legal apparatus on anything the speaker/writer doesn't like: unpleasantly authoritarian action, frequently with an overt populist message.
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crackdown
"the home office guarantees a crackdown on illegal immigrants." or
i promise to crackdown on the drunken yob culture in this towm" vows council chair.
i promise to crackdown on the drunken yob culture in this towm" vows council chair.
crackdown by robin bale June 28, 2004
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Crackdown by Josh Jolly December 28, 2007
Crackdown
Crackdown, AKA DXB10 One of the BEST C-ops player, hes known of being Avicy's friend, they are like brothers. If Crackdown opens his 120fps and gets his Uratio then game is over...
Crackdown by Anonymous81638 November 4, 2020
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