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Guy 1: Hi
Guy 2: Hi
Guy 2 by rubymaster7 May 5, 2021
The second guy, usually relating to a story that involves the teller who doesn't want anyone to know about a problem.
John said, "Ok, well there's this friend of mine, I don't wanna say his name, let's just say he's guy one. So he does this other guy, 'Guy 2' at a party and now Guy 1 might think he might be gay."

Everyone stares blankly...
Guy 2 by Lord BentoR April 15, 2003
Used in most examples
Guy 1:hi

Guy 2:hey
Guy 2 by Mastergen213 January 31, 2023
best friends with guy -1, appears in the ytanoitcid nabrU.
guy 1: i have constructed a portal to another universe!
guy 2: what the fu
guy -2 (from the portal): !olleH
Guy -2 by PotatoGuy2763 January 19, 2026

guy 1 and guy 2 

used in every urban dictionary example sentence. literally no one would have the conversation these guys bring up
Guy 1: SEX SEX SEX HKGYUGYUGYUJHGTYGKJ

Guy 2: thats fucking stupid, correct

Girl: i got sexed and i hate and i tell everyone. i also like the sex

this is guy 1 and guy 2 in an example. also girl is there too

1 guy 2 spoons 

as far as i know it was an itteration of 2 girls 1 cup but it involves a guy taking 2 spoons and using them to pull his eye out of its socket
p1: have you seen "1 guy 2 spoons"
p2: yes i have you disgusting person
1 guy 2 spoons by merc5820 February 11, 2023
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I watched "Smallville" on Netflix the other day. Dude, it was ten seasons of filler before he finally flew! Major Surf Dracula Syndrome!
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