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Gage’d 

When you crash something such as a Purple Carbon Pagani Huayra
Ummmm dad, I Gage’D the boat... don’t worry I was only going 30 mph
Gage’d by Ligon_Deez_Nutz_ May 11, 2021
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N-GAGE'D 

Someone who has bought an N-Gage by accident. Originated on LUE.
Person: My mom bought me an N-Gage for Christman...
Friend: N-GAGE'D
N-GAGE'D by Kidsta January 11, 2004

N-GAGE'D 

Like 'Owned' or 'Pwned' another variation making fun of the worst handheld ever.
Guy1: Did he just beat you at that?!
Guy2: Yeah.
Guy1: You got N-GAGE'D!!!
N-GAGE'D by Violent Azure January 10, 2004

Gage Dixon

Gage is a retired rust player. He has over five thousand hours in the game. During his career he went from base bitch to clutch king. He played in various groups including $oul, and SP. During his career he spent most his time under his leader "Max". He often enjoyed snow roams, raiding, and flying mini copters. He was an experienced "oil rigger" who often dominated both large and small oil rigs. He was inspired by "Alone in Tokyo" to create bases. He had a portfolio of bases ranging from solo to large clan. Gage's legacy will continue to live in in the Rust community. Hopefully a return will occur in the near future. #Hoe$mad #GetBeamedShitter -750
Guys Gage Dixon is on our server, we can't build near rigs
Gage Dixon by HuluRust October 3, 2022

Gage Donut 

When you fill your buddy named gage up with loads of cum
Awww man I made a Gage Donut the other day.
Gage Donut by IkeyIke October 2, 2022

gage duchon

A lil bih
Ay have you ever met gage duchon
Ya he a lil bih
gage duchon by liltoenail February 6, 2018

You bought an N-Gage, didn't you? 

An insult to be used when someone has done something stupid or made a mistake. Something REALLY stupid.

It is insulting because obviosuly you would have to be a real dumbass to buy an N-Gage. That makes this basically the modern form of "You bought a Sega 32X, didn't you?"
Bob: I want to see the Olson Tiwn's new movie!
Bill: You bought an N-Gage didn't you?

Luke: Terence, wheres you kitchen?
Terence: Right over there luke!
*Luke gets lost in the basement*
Terence: Luke! You moron! Your in the basement!?
Mr.Harris: Luke bought an N-Gage didn't he?
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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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“Slayyyter just announced another album last night”
“No way, is that cake?”
“Yeah whoops this isn’t real”
Is that cake? by Sexyyred September 15, 2026
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