Trikking
Trikking by Hanking Harold January 4, 2025
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picture tricking
That picture shows me with my arms around another woman at the Club. I was only standing next to her talking! Whoever took that picture did some picture tricking, and trying to get me in trouble!
picture tricking by talk2me-JCH2 August 15, 2022
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trikkin by j-rob mad fresh April 10, 2010
Treasure tricking
Whenever you and a buddy exchange items and you give him something and he doesn't give you anything in return and flees the scene, and then you are caught and can't chase or you beat the hell out of his ass
First seen in Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark in the beginning when Satipo treasure tricks Indy and is killed because of his greed and his horrible luck.
The image below shows Satipo dropping the whip he was to give to Indy, and taking his new idol and running through the exit.
First seen in Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark in the beginning when Satipo treasure tricks Indy and is killed because of his greed and his horrible luck.
The image below shows Satipo dropping the whip he was to give to Indy, and taking his new idol and running through the exit.
Examples-
1. Indiana Jones was Treasure Tricked by Satipo because he lost the Idol and didn't receive his whip.
2. My homie Daddy B treasure tricked me when he took the weed out of my hand and didn't give me the promised $3,000
3. I participated in treasure tricking when I was 5 and took an extra slice of pizza from my brother's plate and didn't let him borrow the 3DS like I said I would
1. Indiana Jones was Treasure Tricked by Satipo because he lost the Idol and didn't receive his whip.
2. My homie Daddy B treasure tricked me when he took the weed out of my hand and didn't give me the promised $3,000
3. I participated in treasure tricking when I was 5 and took an extra slice of pizza from my brother's plate and didn't let him borrow the 3DS like I said I would
Treasure tricking by Memeblaze February 19, 2019
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Tricking by Jamesdoes69 August 8, 2017
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