D/A team
Team made up of students that are usually too lazy or not good enough for any real sports ar extracurricular acttivity. Taking drugs and alcohol are the main activity in such a team
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put da team on my back
One's will to carry the team and not let any obstacle come in between... a desire you must acheive, to go head and get that green, if you not what i mean.
"dawg, gotta do this shit. put da team on my back doe. my leg broke, i dont know how the fuck i'm running right now doe. i do this shit...for madden. oh shit, DARREN SHARPER! one of the most hardest hittin safety's in the league. BUT, i put the team on my back do. fuck it, cross the plane. touch down. greg jennings."
"he put the team on his fucking back do! he put the fucking team on his fucking back do. deshaun jackson put da team on my back!"
Marshawn Lynch put the team on his back do, for seattle fuck madden. darren sharper, hold muh dick. shut up drew brees
"he put the team on his fucking back do! he put the fucking team on his fucking back do. deshaun jackson put da team on my back!"
Marshawn Lynch put the team on his back do, for seattle fuck madden. darren sharper, hold muh dick. shut up drew brees
put da team on my back by fuck you gumby February 27, 2011
put da team on my back do
A term used to signify that you are going to do whatever it takes to give you (or your team) the victory.
Note: "Do" must be used after the phrase, or the sentence in which the phrase was used
Note: "Do" must be used after the phrase, or the sentence in which the phrase was used
I'm bout ta put da team on my back do... for this championship do.
Marshawn Lynch just made Darren Sharper look like a child when he put his team on his back do
Marshawn Lynch just made Darren Sharper look like a child when he put his team on his back do
put da team on my back do by Jimmy Dean Jr. October 10, 2013
Shackteâu
A Shackteau is a humble, weather-beaten, structurally questionable shelter located in a spectacular or highly coveted place—Wales, Jackson Hole, Sun Valley, Crested Butte, coastal Maine, the Alps—where the building itself may be worth almost nothing, but the dirt, view, access, and mythology make it absurdly valuable.
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