The Grassy Knoll
The Grassy Knoll by eric February 23, 2004
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the grassy knoll
The hill by Emerson Lake in High River. Named by Wayne Fleury and his band of misfits and merrymakers.
the grassy knoll by jollydestroyer February 26, 2008
The Grassy Knoll Speedrun
When you become president and do a speedrun of fixing as many problems as you can before you get assassinated by the CIA.
The Grassy Knoll Speedrun by TheGatorAndTheCat March 16, 2022
mowing the grassy knoll
To interrogate and scrutinize one fact or situation beyond the point of sanity.
reference: to crackpot insane conspiracy theorists on the JFK assassination.
reference: to crackpot insane conspiracy theorists on the JFK assassination.
Dude #1: I have to prove that Jess really is the one stealing my toothbrushes when I sleep!!
Dude #2: Don't you think your mowing the grassy knoll on this one?
Dude #2: Don't you think your mowing the grassy knoll on this one?
mowing the grassy knoll by popcornrules February 28, 2009
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