whippin shitties
Doing a donut in an automobile.
whippin shitties by Andy Galuska May 13, 2004
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Whippin Shitties
Whippin Shitties by Yung Jac January 26, 2018
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whippin' shitties by Rob November 4, 2003
Whippin’ Shitties
“Damn I was whippin’ shitties on my bike last night on the way home from the bar…and now I have a broken arm and a $3000 ambulance bill.”
Whippin’ Shitties by Mads911 March 19, 2022
whipping shitties
"Lets go whip some shitties, bro"
"Where were you?"
"Whipping shitties in the parking lot of the cheese factory"
"Where were you?"
"Whipping shitties in the parking lot of the cheese factory"
whipping shitties by McTightass April 6, 2014
Whipping shitties
The Minnesota edition of doing donuts, or making a sharp U-turn to switch directions in traffic, usually at an intersection.
“Bro, you don’t gotta take the long way! Just whip a shitty!”
“He was whipping shitties in that parking lot over there till he just about drained his tank.”
“He was whipping shitties in that parking lot over there till he just about drained his tank.”
Whipping shitties by ChimeraWarden September 19, 2026
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