Yo he drinking water???? Only at Miller grove 🤣🤣🤣
Yo you really breathing???? BROO This shit only at Miller grove!ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜
Yo you really breathing???? BROO This shit only at Miller grove!ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜
by BadaTookYourVert October 19, 2020
by Tom Gibson the Horse Slayer246 October 17, 2020
Only at Miller Grove is a catchphrase used in various memes and image macros to express either the absurdity of a location or the exaggeration of absurdity. Based on an image of a high school student reading, presumably at Miller Grove high school in Georgia, the phrase serves a similar nonsensical and recursive style as My Man Kevin on the Ledge and Shit.
by Abu2020 October 18, 2020
To get woman to place bills, businesses, credit cards, PO boxes in their names to cover where you are for the IRS, Child Support, and people you ripped off.
To control, physically abuse, isolate, and use.
To con people into thinking that you have assets and knowledge.
To be a drunk.
Convince people to believe that those that you burned, actually burned you & those words on the internet are not true.
To say the words I will pay you back and really mean...I will be long gone before you catch onto the truth.
To control, physically abuse, isolate, and use.
To con people into thinking that you have assets and knowledge.
To be a drunk.
Convince people to believe that those that you burned, actually burned you & those words on the internet are not true.
To say the words I will pay you back and really mean...I will be long gone before you catch onto the truth.
by someone e3lse May 27, 2011
by Bob Dabrickashaw November 24, 2017
The Origins of Grove Rats, despite the negative stories created in the minds of haters, the real story is one of pride.
By the Spring of 1937, it looked like the country was finally recovering from the great depression. Production, profits, and wages had regained their 1929 levels. This is when the Grove grew into a town, and luckily this was done when things were looking up. The American economy took a sharp downturn in mid-1937, lasting for 13 months through most of 1938 and it wasn't until W.W.II that employment began to recover.
1937...that was the year that changed the Grove, from being just a rural farm crossroads, into a small town. The original Big World Store, the High School and the original Grove Theater were built within a few months of each other. This became the center of the community.
The local youth took pride in their community and just like a school adopts a mascot, they decided they would too. They fancied themselves a force to be reckoned with and adopted the moniker "Grove Rats", a strong, fearsome title.
The name stuck and was passed down through the generations. While subsequent generations tried to lay claim to its' invention, it clearly predated their arrival on this earth.
It has come to be a proud symbol for Pleasant Grove, in spite of attempts by haters to make it derogatory.
Standing Strong, Standing Proud, We are the Grove Rat!
Provided by: Samuell aka Sammy2Times
(c) copyright Norma Davis 2012
By the Spring of 1937, it looked like the country was finally recovering from the great depression. Production, profits, and wages had regained their 1929 levels. This is when the Grove grew into a town, and luckily this was done when things were looking up. The American economy took a sharp downturn in mid-1937, lasting for 13 months through most of 1938 and it wasn't until W.W.II that employment began to recover.
1937...that was the year that changed the Grove, from being just a rural farm crossroads, into a small town. The original Big World Store, the High School and the original Grove Theater were built within a few months of each other. This became the center of the community.
The local youth took pride in their community and just like a school adopts a mascot, they decided they would too. They fancied themselves a force to be reckoned with and adopted the moniker "Grove Rats", a strong, fearsome title.
The name stuck and was passed down through the generations. While subsequent generations tried to lay claim to its' invention, it clearly predated their arrival on this earth.
It has come to be a proud symbol for Pleasant Grove, in spite of attempts by haters to make it derogatory.
Standing Strong, Standing Proud, We are the Grove Rat!
Provided by: Samuell aka Sammy2Times
(c) copyright Norma Davis 2012
by Sammy2Times December 4, 2014
by Skott October 28, 2004