josh scott
The nicest, coolest guy on the planet. Member of Nice Manners and kicks ass at playing the guitar. All Girls seem to be in love him.
josh scott by Sim twins January 7, 2005
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Josh Scott
The most 1337est person in the world. Has a huge penis and r0x0rz at XBOX Live. If I wasn't Josh Scott, I'd want to be.
Josh Scott by Slickridah January 25, 2005
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Josh scott
A kid who is so bad at fortnite, gets no kills, has 300 squad carry wins, steals your loot and blames everything on you. Wouldn’t recommend playing with him.
Josh scott by Peepeeharder May 17, 2018
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