My Back Hurts
My Back Hurts by Nikzral December 1, 2020
Word of the Day on January 30, 2025
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my back hurts
Means that, figuratively, you are carrying a large load on your back. It can refer to sports or life.
"Cuh, my back hurts, these teammates trash bro"
"Now she want me to drive across town, like damn, my back hurts"
"Now she want me to drive across town, like damn, my back hurts"
my back hurts by vicksanity October 9, 2019
My Back Hurts
A way for an overachiever can convey that their teammates arelacking the quality or quantity required; insufficient for a purpose of adding value to the team.
"Bro, you got a 40K/D!!! But we barely scrapped by that game."
"I had 1.2 K/D"
"Ahhhh, my back hurts?"
"I had 1.2 K/D"
"Ahhhh, my back hurts?"
My Back Hurts by Getbacker January 30, 2025
My Back Hurts
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My back hurts like an armadillo shell
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