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Atomic Goofball
The goof to end all goofs, this bboy comes from Maryland. He started bboying at a young age, but tragedy struck when he had to have chest surgery, seemingly ending his career early. But the goofy one kept his head up and became stronger than ever. Now a member of the legendary Lions of Zion and Battle Snakes, Goofball has proven himself over the years to be not only a competitor and legend of bboying, but a well needed jokester in an all to serious culture.
Bboy 1: Yo, who's that throwing down an atomic floating kneespin?
Bboy 2: Why none other than ATOMIC GOOFBALL!
Bboy 2: Why none other than ATOMIC GOOFBALL!
Atomic Goofball by Bboy Maestro February 8, 2010
Related Words
Gootball • goofball • gooball • Goonball • Goatball • goodball • goomballs • Goobally • Goofball 2 • goofballed
hepped up on goofballs
hepped up on goofballs by Dr. Zoidberg December 8, 2002
goofball
A term of endearment between online friends, similar to "buddy", "bro", etc. Tends to be used when one friend does something silly or funny.
Used mainly in America by those unfamiliar with the derogative form of the word.
Also used: goof, goofball, goofy
Used mainly in America by those unfamiliar with the derogative form of the word.
Also used: goof, goofball, goofy
goofball by BohemianGoof March 24, 2012
Goofball
Goofball by dabqueen710 June 4, 2016
Goofball
Goofball by knobgoblin August 28, 2009
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