grills
another word for fronts which are removable gold or platinum teeth that go over top or your real teeth
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grills
the 3rd gayest trend in the US world... 1.Stunna Shades 2. Lean wit it rock wit it and #3. GRILLS
it was pretty much popularized by Paw WaW a Eyes meyng(translation: Paul Wall the ice man)
he decided it would be cool for kids to wear retainers...
and he decided it would be cool to have jewelry, i think i know why he has ugly girls in his videos now... <b>Metal in your teeth will make your mouth stink</b>
trust me, this is coming from a kid who wore braces, and is now using retainers.
now people like the idea of having metal on their teeth.
'Cool!! now we have Puffed up Lips and our mouths stink!! AWESOME!!!!! :)'
it was pretty much popularized by Paw WaW a Eyes meyng(translation: Paul Wall the ice man)
he decided it would be cool for kids to wear retainers...
and he decided it would be cool to have jewelry, i think i know why he has ugly girls in his videos now... <b>Metal in your teeth will make your mouth stink</b>
trust me, this is coming from a kid who wore braces, and is now using retainers.
now people like the idea of having metal on their teeth.
'Cool!! now we have Puffed up Lips and our mouths stink!! AWESOME!!!!! :)'
"let me see yaw griell... let mee see ya wet??"
Translation from fag language to real language: Let me see your grills... let me see your what?
Translation from fag language to real language: Let me see your grills... let me see your what?
grills by DOPE MESSICUN October 5, 2006
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grills
something to cover up the uglyness of yur real teeth. in conclusion, this must be another gay trend.
grills by Nyeakuh2DaCoh October 18, 2006
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