Get did
When you are a retard like myself and say get did and your friends bully you because of your retarded vocabulary and English sentence constructing skills
Get did by Mister b rog October 16, 2019
get did
Go out this weekend Matt, for your birthday and get did.
Exception to the Rule: To get ____ did does not fit with this definition.
E.g. Get your hair did.
Translation: Get you hair cut, and or styled.
Exception to the Rule: To get ____ did does not fit with this definition.
E.g. Get your hair did.
Translation: Get you hair cut, and or styled.
get did by Adam007to, Matt February 12, 2008
Get did for your bogans!
When Bill woke up from a hard night of boozing, he found out his friends smoked all of his cigs. Then he looked around for his bogans. After ten minutes he asked his friends if they had seen them(who obviously had, and smoked them all); and all of his friends said, "GET DID FOR YOUR BOGANS!!!!"
Get did for your bogans! by ThatsThatNigga September 14, 2010
how did we get here
how did we get here by LafayetteLover💕 May 30, 2019
Did you get a whopper
A phrase said by the amazing rip off bald martin: Jack Manifold (R.I.P) asking a person ever got a whopper unfortunately we do not know if they ever got a whopper :(
Did you get a whopper by i am weeb and idiot June 5, 2021
Did ya get ya some stink?!
This expression is generally found within the walls of a prison. To question a fellow prisoners success regarding the conquest of another prisoners anal cavity.
As Roosevelt and Big Ed Moustapha returned from the showers, Nick the Pig yelled out: 'Hey Big Ed, did ya get ya some stink?!'.
Did ya get ya some stink?! by Big Ed Moustapha December 22, 2008
Did you get a whoppa
OUR LORD JACK MANIFOLD HAS SPOKEN
Did you get a whoppa by nikiinnit June 20, 2021
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