Goin In
Goin In by quincymaynedewayne December 31, 2009
goin in
GOIN' IN FOR THE PINEAPPLE
GOIN' IN FOR THE PINEAPPLE by augustopher September 7, 2019
GOIN' IN FOR THE PINEAPPLE
GOIN' IN FOR THE PINEAPPLE by Billiam Boy September 7, 2019
Got me goin in this haunted house
Taken from @supremedreams_1 (all credit given) it is used in a situation where you are being forced to go to or visit an undesirable place and literally have nothing else to say
Nurideen: bro let's go gets some mcnuggets
Bazi: no dude McDonald's is disgusting
Nurideen: bro I took you to dubai we have to go
Bazi: got me goin in this haunted house rn
Bazi: no dude McDonald's is disgusting
Nurideen: bro I took you to dubai we have to go
Bazi: got me goin in this haunted house rn
Got me goin in this haunted house by nurfuckingtrap April 7, 2019
goin deep in the chief
Alex: Where were you all day Eddie?
Eddie: Hiding out in the shithouse.
Alex: Man, you were goin deep in the chief today!
Eddie: Hiding out in the shithouse.
Alex: Man, you were goin deep in the chief today!
goin deep in the chief by V33Man June 17, 2010
goin' to hell in a hunk a' hummus
goin' to hell in a hunk a' hummus by Melch April 19, 2007
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