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heck yes
heck yes by ballerxcgirl33 June 20, 2008
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heck yes
NorCaller, "did you see that huh...heck yes"
SoCaller, "dude, you sound like you're from Redding"
NorCaller, "hell yes"
SoCaller, "dude, you sound like you're from Redding"
NorCaller, "hell yes"
heck yes by sebastoin pequot February 5, 2007
HECK YES!
heck yes sheck wes
slang for "yes"
made by some stoners of highland park, illinois
it is meant to be used when you are offered cannabis and/or getting lit
made by some stoners of highland park, illinois
it is meant to be used when you are offered cannabis and/or getting lit
heck yes sheck wes by jockholtz March 28, 2019
heck yes grandma
"Did you watch The Hills last night?!"
"Heck Yes Grandma!"
Or in other cases..
A young boy wins a game of uno and in a cheerful tone says "Heck Yes Grandma!"
"Heck Yes Grandma!"
Or in other cases..
A young boy wins a game of uno and in a cheerful tone says "Heck Yes Grandma!"
heck yes grandma by Sydney L. R. October 17, 2009
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