scary terry
scary terry by SnazzyAndSlipery August 28, 2017
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Scary Terry
An urban myth relating to a Russian troll that will do anything you ask of it for money, except put anything in his mouth. Legend has it that he sneaks into children's rooms at night searching for mook.
"Yo, remember when Scary Terry shat and came in a water bottle then drank it for $12?"
"I think I saw Scary Terry in my sons room last night looking for some light blues. I gave him thirty cents and he drank my binger's water."
"I think I saw Scary Terry in my sons room last night looking for some light blues. I gave him thirty cents and he drank my binger's water."
Scary Terry by Jon Castellano November 14, 2018
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scary terry
The side of Brooklyn 99’s Sargent Terry Jeffords that scares the hell out of everyone. He’s mostly used to fill up lineups.
scary terry by Brooklyn-Define-Define October 2, 2018
Scary Terry
Sending a scary trick. Often used when describing a new trick or a personal record, in relation to cliff jumping.
Scary Terry by DasPhat July 28, 2023
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