'What do you reckon to her youth, sevenhundred?'
'Damn right, I'd roger the shit out of her'
'What do you reckon to her youth, seven hundred?'
'No dice mate she's a fuckin spartan!'
'Damn right, I'd roger the shit out of her'
'What do you reckon to her youth, seven hundred?'
'No dice mate she's a fuckin spartan!'
by babadobey January 5, 2010
I have ten hundred dollars in the bank.
by hhigdon October 11, 2009
by Tony/Chris July 24, 2006
by \(͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)/ Lenny's Words November 20, 2016
1. Being overheard saying something inappropriate.
2. Getting busted looking at a female inappropriately.
Expression originates from reference to accepting a counterfeit 100 dollar bill, although the tie-in is kind of inexplicable. Which somehow adds to the amusement, regardless.
2. Getting busted looking at a female inappropriately.
Expression originates from reference to accepting a counterfeit 100 dollar bill, although the tie-in is kind of inexplicable. Which somehow adds to the amusement, regardless.
1. Steady! Keep your voice down! I think she can hear you. I'm taking a hundred over here!
2. ...you could totally see right down her shirt, man! I was checking it out and then I noticed she was looking straight at me and making a face. I took a serious hundred on that one.
2. ...you could totally see right down her shirt, man! I was checking it out and then I noticed she was looking straight at me and making a face. I took a serious hundred on that one.
by exitflagger April 29, 2008
Hundreds and thousands are what most people from the United Kingdom call the small bits of colourful sweets that often cover ice cream and other deserts.
Often people call hundreds and thousands sprinkles.
Often people call hundreds and thousands sprinkles.
Would you like some hundreds and thousands on your ice cream?
by Urban_Abi January 3, 2020
-This term is derived from the Laker's star player Kobe Bryant during his April 12th 2011 performance against the Spurs where he shouted out some homophobic nonsense that the media blurred out. He was then fined $100,000 dollars for that violation.
by LogiQ121 April 19, 2011