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dsfargeg
Sauce Determined - Red Character is Mukku, and Green one is Gachapin, both appear in Japanese television series "Hirake! Ponkiki".
Mukku has since been bastardized into DSFARGEG, an image of Mukku riding a motorcycle which, whenever it appears on 4Chan, is grounds for the user to be banned.
Mukku has since been bastardized into DSFARGEG, an image of Mukku riding a motorcycle which, whenever it appears on 4Chan, is grounds for the user to be banned.
DSFARGEG in action -
Freakish Red Thing: (Something in Japanese)
Freakish Green Thing: (Something else in Japanese)
Both proceed to ride bicycles, fight crime, and both users are BANNED FOR THIS POST
Freakish Red Thing: (Something in Japanese)
Freakish Green Thing: (Something else in Japanese)
Both proceed to ride bicycles, fight crime, and both users are BANNED FOR THIS POST
dsfargeg by Euronymous8850 June 13, 2008
Related Words
Disfarage • disfaraging • Disparage • decline disparagement • Self-aggrandizing 5-headed dawrf promotes sect of church that is explicitly known for fucking little boys in the butt and disparages men who dress like clown women and NOT fucking boys in the butt • dsfargeg • distragedy • discarged • disfargle • disfartening
dsfargeg
a horribly obnoxious spam that originated in 4chan's early past, it has since become a meme.
it was used in conjuncture with an image of a red furry thing on a motorcycle with a man in a green jumpsuit, sauce not determined.
it was used in conjuncture with an image of a red furry thing on a motorcycle with a man in a green jumpsuit, sauce not determined.
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dsfargeg by Troko Lamont November 12, 2007
Disparaging
/di-'sper-i-jing/
word of origin : Disparage (noun)
1 to lower in rank or reputation : DEGRADE
2 to depreciate by indirect means (as invidious comparison) speak slightingly about
adj : Disparaging
word of origin : Disparage (noun)
1 to lower in rank or reputation : DEGRADE
2 to depreciate by indirect means (as invidious comparison) speak slightingly about
adj : Disparaging
Disparaging by Vincent Vinyard December 7, 2006
Disgavage
Disgavage is the opposite of force-feeding; thus, it is the expulsion of chewed food out the back of the neck through a plastic tube. Disgavage is the principle technique used to combat the syndrome encapsulated by the phrase "My mouth wants more food, but my stomach does not."
Disgavage by BEST INVENTOR EVER May 1, 2011
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