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who-ha by mathewson August 13, 2008
By far the BIGGEST script kiddie on the internet. He often uses high ammounts of DOS to get his point through to lame assholes.
GOD DAMNIT STEVE. You who-ha'd my connection :(
who-ha by Packet-Ninja July 26, 2006
1. n. the place where one blows smoke.
2. n. you ass
Quit blowin' smoke up mah who-ha, man.
Who-ha by bludgeon April 18, 2003
1. smokeless tobacco
2. snuff
3. chew
4. lip dip
I was taking a dump, looking at a playboy, and having a who-ha. It was the greatest thing ever.
Who-ha by coonka March 17, 2005
By far the BIGGEST script kiddie on the internet. He often uses high ammounts of DOS to get his point through to lame assholes.
GOD DAMNIT STEVE. You who-ha'd my connection :(
who-ha by Packet-Ninja July 25, 2006
vagina. nickname for pussy, cunt, female sex organ.
ex.
who ha by k. b. November 14, 2007
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No Surprises Wedding

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