Head first
takin a risk;crash dummy;action without thought; not giving a fcuk--Origin:Baton Rouge, LA from artist Weebie and Boosie.
Head first by sookie August 10, 2005
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head first by Heartsong August 1, 2009
Head First
The Fifth studio album by hot electronic band Goldfrapp....
1 rocket
2. believer
3. alivie
4. dreaming
5. head first
6. hunt
7. shiny and warm
8. i wanna life
9. voicething
THe first single rocket is a great dance hit
1 rocket
2. believer
3. alivie
4. dreaming
5. head first
6. hunt
7. shiny and warm
8. i wanna life
9. voicething
THe first single rocket is a great dance hit
Head First by Heidi-Fan May 13, 2010
Sliding in head first
Person one: Hey did you hit up that waitress from yesterday on instagram
Person two: Yeah man! I went sliding in head first
Person two: Yeah man! I went sliding in head first
Sliding in head first by Quasimototheking April 29, 2016
out chere head first no rubba
out chere head first no rubba by ieshia January 17, 2008
Breaking the Ice Headfirst
Breaking the Ice Headfirst by Crazed Caveman April 23, 2010
sliding into home headfirst
performing oral sex
sliding into home headfirst by CrazyFrasie! May 28, 2011
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