Dugas
Ian Dugas
Dugas by SHITFORBARAIN December 12, 2003
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Dugas
Dugas by Ammar Mohamed April 20, 2011
Dugas
1. A venture undertaken with the knowledge of eventual failure. However the endeavor is taken up with virtuous intentions.
Word Origin – from the 2004 congressional campaign of U.S House of Representatives Candidate Mike Dugas (R-CA) of the 5th district. The race was known to be hopelessly gerrymandered from the very start. However, Dugas proceeded to run against a 26 year incumbent because of his civic duty to represent the Republican party in the Sacramento area.
Word Origin – from the 2004 congressional campaign of U.S House of Representatives Candidate Mike Dugas (R-CA) of the 5th district. The race was known to be hopelessly gerrymandered from the very start. However, Dugas proceeded to run against a 26 year incumbent because of his civic duty to represent the Republican party in the Sacramento area.
Derek Dugas
Derek Dugas by Anymous 628363 August 26, 2022
Mr. Dugas
The smartest man in the word. May be a terrible teacher but truly a nice guy and a great person. He sounds like the white Obama no cap. He may tell you to take notes or use “The Great Oracle of Google” but overall he wants you to learn by yourself. He started worldwide trends and dance moves such as “Do Da Dugas”. But his fake ass going to forge so fuck that bitchass nigga.
Mr. Dugas by Habibi Kawasaki June 11, 2019
Derek Dugas
Derek Dugas by Anymous 628363 August 26, 2022
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