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T Burn by dynamo joe May 26, 2009
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Doesn't burn down villages
'Doesn't burn down villages' is a term originating from popular video game 'Skyrim' when a character from the game states that "legends don't burn down villages". Therefore if someone 'Doesn't burn down villages' then they are in fact a legend.
EXAMPLE 1:
Charlie: Hey look it's Mr. Roberts!
Isaac: That guy is such a legend
Charlie: Yeah he doesn't burn down villages
EXAMPLE 2:
Charlie: Look, Jason Statham, that really cool badass bald guy from the Transporter series that everyone bones over
Isaac: Yeah, he doesn't burn down villages
Charlie: Hey look it's Mr. Roberts!
Isaac: That guy is such a legend
Charlie: Yeah he doesn't burn down villages
EXAMPLE 2:
Charlie: Look, Jason Statham, that really cool badass bald guy from the Transporter series that everyone bones over
Isaac: Yeah, he doesn't burn down villages
Doesn't burn down villages by Frodoor December 26, 2014
Don’t burn the birthday boy
Person 1-“hey guys i got a new dog im so happy” Person 2-“Why is it so ugly” Person 3-“Come on dude, don’t burn the birthday boy”
Don’t burn the birthday boy by useful duck June 11, 2025
Drew Doesn’t Burn
“Should we ask drew if he wasn’t to partake in our activities?” .... “No man, Drew Doesn’t Burn. Just let him play 2K.”
Drew Doesn’t Burn by Truth_slayer October 29, 2020
burn didn't you learn
A phrase used to express shame for a bad decision, bad action, or a bad call.
the phrase can be used with a noun inserted.
the phrase can be used with a noun inserted.
"did you see my new girlfriend? she's pretty hot."
"let's check her out on HotorNot.com.... 5.2?! burn didn't you learn."
"jason lezak caught them? burn didn't france learn."
"let's check her out on HotorNot.com.... 5.2?! burn didn't you learn."
"jason lezak caught them? burn didn't france learn."
burn didn't you learn by discostrangler October 18, 2008
I can’t let my eggs burn
I can’t let my eggs burn by nrml February 12, 2024
The T.Burns Special
One of the best positions out there and you don't have to be a yoga master to pull off this beauty. Girl lies on her stomach guy lies on top. Feels great for everyone. The girls ass has a cushion/trampoline like effect reducing fatigue and prolonging pleasure. Sounds simple, is simple.
The T.Burns Special by Arthur J. Comesalot November 1, 2011
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