We are good
We are good by Doodles2004 September 2, 2016
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We did it we are a good team
We did it we are a good team by KlanceShipper May 31, 2018
we are a good team
we are a good team by Yoranceiscanonking June 25, 2018
just want to say good luck, we are all counting on you
The best line in any movie ever, if you don't get the reference then you can go ahead and fuck yourself.
"Hey man so have you seen the movie airplane!?"
"Yeah man, I couldn't stop laughing when the doctor walked up to the cockpit after landing and said 'Just want to say good luck, we are all counting on you'..."
"Yeah man, I couldn't stop laughing when the doctor walked up to the cockpit after landing and said 'Just want to say good luck, we are all counting on you'..."
just want to say good luck, we are all counting on you by Harambe69 May 18, 2018
“Are we all goods over Honda?”
Usually said while drunk by a fuck boy meaning, “are we good to going back to sex whenever it suits me with no strings attached?” The confusing tone allows the said fuck boy to deny any such inference the next day if access is denied. It also allows him to plead the whisky fifth. Generally it is preceded by a “miss you text”.
“Are we all goods over Honda?” by Beejuschill November 30, 2018
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