De Lange
De Lange by Mici da Wici November 5, 2003
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Jasper De Lange
Jasper De Lange by Jappiejaap May 30, 2020
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Tour de Lance
Tour de Lance by dbdbdpd July 11, 2009
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any cyclist in complete bicycle apparel going way faster than you, usually because they're training for a race.
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delange
To make mistakes on a gargantuan scale: used primarily as a noun, but can also be used as a verb. Has some basis in Cockney Rhyming Slang - "Mark DeLange = clanger"
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delange by GreenCurmudgeon August 1, 2008
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