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Keith Jackson

California word for TOUGH ...A bad ass MARINE or someone or something that is extremely TOUGH.Whom everything they do is to the extreme in manlyness. There is nothing tougher than a KEITH JACKSON!

Just give it a Keith Jackson, so that we know that it wont break!
They would probably make Keith Jackson toilet paper,but they can't because it wouldn't take SHIT from anyone.

by kjbaby on Feb 3,
Keith Jackson by kjbaby February 4, 2010
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Keith Jackson

Keith Jackson means something real tough like A bad ass Marine . Something that wont break! Also a tight end in the 90s who played football for the Eagals.Also a famous football news caster!
It wont break because I put a Keith Jackson in it!
Keith Jackson by 559er February 4, 2010
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