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Subway Kid

A lyric from Lady Gaga's "Born this way", that no one seams to know what it means.
Give yourself prudence and love your friends

Subway kid, rejoice your truth

Which means Person who usually lives in metropolitan cities and uses only the metro system to move even though old enough to get drive vehicles but the financial reasons have no way to acquire a car because that have follow the sentence rejoice your truth.
Peter say: Today you will be with us until 2 am?
The guy reply: Not because for me it's too late!!

Peter say: Ahh I forgot that Subway Kid !!!
Subway Kid by perfeitoan May 30, 2013
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Blue Movie 

A pornographic film.

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I found your stash of blue movies under your bed.
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