on the spot
on the spot by Eilsil July 28, 2016
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Phill: Hmm.. I can't think of any.. You know it's hard to think on the spot!
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on the spot by JamesT-Z November 5, 2008
on the spot
A shitty game show created by Jon Risinger, on the YouTube channel Rooster teeth. It is about 2 teams going against each other. It is an improve show.
on the spot by Thetruthlover June 11, 2016
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on the spot by Monchie~ May 6, 2021
Jonny on the spot
Someone you can go to to get whatever you need quickly. They can provide any item or service you need "on the spot".
Jonny on the spot by Pink Eye on my leg April 19, 2009
Johnny-on-the-spot
A person who is on hand and ready to perform a service or respond to an emergency; An unusually alert fellow who is capable of decisive action, seizing an opportunity.
Johnny-on-the-spot by GJ's April 24, 2011
Johnny On The Spot
Johnny On The Spot by Jeff K August 7, 2005
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