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Vanderbush by lilvbush June 7, 2005
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vandershank
The nickname given to Mike Vanderjagt, kicker of the Indianapolis Colts.
He was given this nickname due to the horribly shanked (missed to the right) field goal that would have forced overtime in the AFC divisional game of Colts vs Steelers.
He is now known as the kicker who can't kick under pressure, or Vandershank. He has also had previous experiances in missing game-crucial fieldgoals.
He was given this nickname due to the horribly shanked (missed to the right) field goal that would have forced overtime in the AFC divisional game of Colts vs Steelers.
He is now known as the kicker who can't kick under pressure, or Vandershank. He has also had previous experiances in missing game-crucial fieldgoals.
"I can't believe he missed the field goal! Well, at least Vandershank is the Cowboys' problem now."
"Yeah, I'd rather have Vinatieri anyway."
"Yeah, I'd rather have Vinatieri anyway."
vandershank by crunk-juice September 5, 2008
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Vanderbosch
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Vanderblah
1. The state of carefree emotional detachment experienced by students of Vanderbilt University, where good looks, expensive cars, and fine drugs and alcohol are things to be taken for granted in life and everything else is considered "poor people problems".
2. The paradigm, or world view, of a typical Vanderbilt kid, who has never worked a day in his life but enjoys blowing lines off his daddy's MasterCard while drunk driving gorgeous sorority girls around campus on blunt rides in his BMW.
3. Vanderbilt University.
(Can also be used as an adjective)
2. The paradigm, or world view, of a typical Vanderbilt kid, who has never worked a day in his life but enjoys blowing lines off his daddy's MasterCard while drunk driving gorgeous sorority girls around campus on blunt rides in his BMW.
3. Vanderbilt University.
(Can also be used as an adjective)
When Scott saw the headline about the Darfur genocide, he was momentarily distracted from his life of Vanderblah. After taking another bong rip and turning on his XBox 360, he had forgotten about Darfur entirely: Ah, Vanderblah!
As Sarah sped her RangeRover down West End, she pointed to the raggedy man on the bench, joking, "That homeless loser will never enjoy a day of Vanderblah in his life!"
As Sarah sped her RangeRover down West End, she pointed to the raggedy man on the bench, joking, "That homeless loser will never enjoy a day of Vanderblah in his life!"
Vanderblah by RVDestroyer69 January 11, 2009
vanderbosch
vanderbosch by JennieV November 23, 2006
vanderbubble
the tiny preppy bubble in which the school of vanderbilt is located. it is completely self absorbed..ish...everything u need is inside. those who go in dont come out
vanderbubble by not molo! June 11, 2006
Kye vanderburg
Is an extremely funny person who sprays with an smg in fortnite and is so FUCKING ANOYING YOU JUST WANT TO DROWN HIM
Kye vanderburg by Squirter March 21, 2022
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