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DR.
Jim: I love hot dogs
Eric: Okay doc
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Alex: This sucks!
Nick: You would know doctor
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Kron: I'm so tired of the same thing every time
Nick: Thats too bad Dr.
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Alex: This is so Dr.!
Eric: Okay doc
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Alex: This sucks!
Nick: You would know doctor
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Kron: I'm so tired of the same thing every time
Nick: Thats too bad Dr.
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Alex: This is so Dr.!
DR. by Cowthegreat January 18, 2011
DR means “dick rider”
DR can mean a lot of things, but in my case it means: Danganronpa, a popular game series created by SPIKE CHUNSOFT.
DR by MathieuCosplay June 8, 2019
Dr by Coochie airfreshner October 22, 2020
DR by Captain Morgan January 23, 2004
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