Tokyo Drifting
Tokyo Drifting by Bigbootybatches December 19, 2019
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tokyo drifting
Parent: “Where’s Mitchell?”
Sibling: “Out Tokyo drifting.”
Parent: “Okay. As long as he’s not smoking the weed.”
Sibling: “Out Tokyo drifting.”
Parent: “Okay. As long as he’s not smoking the weed.”
tokyo drifting by JonsonLogic May 18, 2018
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Tokyo Drifting
When you have all of your intern friends at your airline non-rev list for every flight out of Tokyo in order to dissuade other non-revs from flying only to have them unlist and get cleared for Delta One.
Tokyo Drifting by berry bUttler November 20, 2022
Tokyo Drifting that Dump Truck
“Tokyo drifting that dump truck” is a new slang term, established in 2020.
Another term for ‘shaking that ass’ or ‘twerking.’
Another term for ‘shaking that ass’ or ‘twerking.’
Ex 1) Wow, Olivia is really tokyo drifting that dump truck over there.
Ex 2) Damn, I really want to see Bree tokyo drift that dump truck at the party tonight.
Ex 2) Damn, I really want to see Bree tokyo drift that dump truck at the party tonight.
Tokyo Drifting that Dump Truck by eggirp July 17, 2020
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