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chunkavle dize
A non-specific, ideal quantity or duration that feels "just right" for a given situation, often implying a sense of comfort, efficiency, or satisfaction
chunkavle dize by SinLucidious June 30, 2025
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JERI dizel?
Fraza koju Steve BiTurbo koristi, kako bi nervirao ljude oko sebe, na Instagramu, Fejsu, Twitteru, Myspaceu.
A: Ej vidi onu M5 baš dobro izgleda!
S: *Spušta prozor* : Izvinite, JERI dizel?
A: Zašto si toliki idiot?
S: *Spušta prozor* : Izvinite, JERI dizel?
A: Zašto si toliki idiot?
JERI dizel? by stevebiturbo March 9, 2019
dizee
An obese llama fucker.
dizee
Yet another example of a packet kiddie who truly believes he has the right to tell people what to do, and nobody is allowed to bad mouth him. Everyone knows that he is not the gangster he thinks he is. Let's face it, anyone who knows HOW to packet is bound to be some sort of computer nerd. I mean, go up to some real drug abusing gangster on the streets of London or New Your etc, and ask them what an "IP" is - You'll get a broken nose.
dizee by DALnetSupporter February 22, 2003
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