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Gimme More

Britney Spears's latest single. It's supposedly her comeback. Unfortunately, she repeats the same two words over again in the chorus.

We get it Britney. We get it.
"Gimme gimme more. Gimme more. Gimme gimme more. Gimme more. Gimme more. Gimme gimme more."

She wants more custody so she's getting it. Yay.
Gimme More by Ayeedrian October 31, 2007

Gimme More

A song by Britney Spears that was suppose to be her comback song until she performed it at the VMA'S. She did an awful performance with her weave all messed up, her lip synching was terrible, she looked liked she didn't know her dance moves. People speculated the heel of her shoe was broken, or that she heard sara silverman's rehersal refering her kids as mistakes, but more likely it was because of her heavy partying every nite until 4 am before her performance.
jack: did you see britney spears awful performance gimme more at the vmas last nite.
lindsey: yeah it was the worse performance i've ever seen. she shouldt've been partying and drinking all nite before the show fukin alchoholic.
jose: u still watch the vma's?
Gimme More by steve-o16 October 16, 2007

gimmemoneyforpizza 

the way mike's little brother jason, and a million of other little brothers of the world, ask money for pizza. to be said in a really fast mumbly voice.
mike: jason, where are you going?
jason: outside...gimmemoneyforpizza

me: hey jason! whattup fool!
jason: nothing...gimmemoneyforpizza
gimmemoneyforpizza by snootch87 August 19, 2008
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Pee Calculus

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"The girl is pretty but she corrupt and dutty!"

or, in a positive usage:

"Booya! That freestyle was dutty!"
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