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bad bottom day
bad bottom day by ratbagitinerant October 3, 2008
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bad bot • bad bottom day • Whiskey bottle bad ass • Badbotty • bad bitch • bad • bad boy • Bad Boy Halo • bad man • bad friend
Whiskey bottle bad ass
Usually meaning, one who drinks whiskey and instantly becomes a bad ass, one who will kick ass and forget names! They Usually use terms like "you're no match for me", or "I'll kill you" and then once the whiskey effect wears off they use the terms like " I'm sorry, I was drunk" or " I'm never drinking that again"!
Whiskey bottle bad ass......Hey I just got a call from richard, he's being a "Whisky bottle bad ass" again!
Whiskey bottle bad ass by Sanderclause is coming April 12, 2017
Badbotty
Yo badbotty motherflipper , finish your homework so we can play world of warcraft for half an hour before bedtime.
Badbotty by chumbukkit December 12, 2010
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