mukeh
mukeh by John Carey October 15, 2013
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Mukeh
a kid who really likes playing basketball, he is usually an Aries. He likes to dance and gets a lot of ladies.
He is not always a good fighter but he knows how to get the job done. He also is really smart and kind and can take your girl if he wants to.
He is not always a good fighter but he knows how to get the job done. He also is really smart and kind and can take your girl if he wants to.
Kid: " Bro, he is really good at basketball."
Friend: "His name must be Mukeh and an Aries.
Kid: "How the hell would you know!?
Friend: "Because it's natural."
Friend: "His name must be Mukeh and an Aries.
Kid: "How the hell would you know!?
Friend: "Because it's natural."
Mukeh by Someone born on April 3, 2020
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Arthur: where’s our MUNEH?
Mr. Downes: I can’t give you muneh but I can give you Tuberculosis .
Arthur: I guess that’s fair enough.
Mr. Downes: I can’t give you muneh but I can give you Tuberculosis .
Arthur: I guess that’s fair enough.
muneh by HERRLUMBAGO January 21, 2019
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A)
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B)
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A)
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B)
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