whoever
whoever wrote that tom streep is the hottest kid at medford memorial is so going to get fucked up!!!!!
whoever by rainbowgrl4421 March 27, 2005
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Whoever Offense
A basketball term made popular by YouTuber “Chris Smoove”. It is when a players defense is so bad you target him every play. Whoever he guards is whoevers gonna score.
Whoever Offense by Sshsuucfkg July 22, 2021
whoever smelt it dealt it
A rhyming phrase used to accuse the person who first brought up the subject of someone in the room having farted as being the culprit themselves.
whoever smelt it dealt it by Stoppppppppppppppppppppppppppp December 14, 2017
Whoever smelled it, dealt it
n. An effective Covid-19 contact tracing method, that became popular after Trump Campaign lawyer Jenna Ellis, who sat right next to an incessantly flatulent Rudy Giuliani during a 2020 election hearing at Michigan, contracted the coronavirus a few days after Giuliani tested positive for the same. The broadcast of the hearing shows how Rudy kept farting time and again throughout the entire hearing process and Ellis, who sat right next to him, mask-less, kept on smelling those obnoxious farts the entire time. Several sources now claim that the experts have ascertained this lethal exposure to the deadly gas leakage as the very source of Ellis’s covid infection.
It seems that it was Rudy who gave Jenna covid, not the White House party, because as you know, whoever smelled it, dealt it.
Whoever smelled it, dealt it by Hubba Shyamal December 9, 2020
Whoever's reading this
Whoever's reading this by Small dick Matt October 30, 2019
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