Wene
Wene by Crackhead_vibez April 2, 2020
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Wene by wenezellweger May 29, 2018
wene kid
your basically a wannabe scene kid.
you have really crap hair thats 'meant' to be scene
you buy fake hellokittys.
you try and buy the clothes they buy, but cant find them so you get something else like it which looks crap aswell
you try to cut your own hair but your so rubbish at cuting hair you make a mess out of it.
(search scene kid if you dont know what one of them are)
you have really crap hair thats 'meant' to be scene
you buy fake hellokittys.
you try and buy the clothes they buy, but cant find them so you get something else like it which looks crap aswell
you try to cut your own hair but your so rubbish at cuting hair you make a mess out of it.
(search scene kid if you dont know what one of them are)
wene man
This word was first used in 1987, to refer to a supposed spirit of sorts. The Spinner family adopted it soon after. It was used to explain several strange occurrences, such as the hood, and shizzat. Soon the entire world started seeing the wene man, and all was well in the land...
The wene man stole my boxers!!
The wene man ate my cat.
The wene man proceeded to undress the naked dog.
The wene man ate my cat.
The wene man proceeded to undress the naked dog.
wene man by The Perfect Score April 30, 2004
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