barona
barona by BaronaResDangerous July 28, 2017
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Barona
1. Casino where spoiled teenagers (usually 16 or 17 year olds) go to piss away their weekly allowance given by their rich parents
2. Where desperate housewives go to piss away their rich husband's money while they are at work
3. Where Mexican drug dealers go to sell their crystal meth
2. Where desperate housewives go to piss away their rich husband's money while they are at work
3. Where Mexican drug dealers go to sell their crystal meth
17 year old kid: Dude I went to Barona last night and they didn't even card me am I sick or what?
Classmate: No you're a fag.
Classmate: No you're a fag.
Barona by smartestmanalive195 September 28, 2009
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barnacle
verb
to attach or adhere to something (can be either literal or figurative), like the crustacean of the same name that attaches itself to the hull of a ship
to attach or adhere to something (can be either literal or figurative), like the crustacean of the same name that attaches itself to the hull of a ship
“I walked into one of those high-end stores on Rodeo Drive and I was amazed at how few products were on display. The floorspace was wide open. I guess they need all that open room to house the army of sales associates that stand ready to barnacle their lips to your keister.”
barnacle by goose_on_a_roof August 26, 2022
John Barosa
Mr. Barrister John Warosa, or simply John Warosa, is a fictional character, created by an unnamed 419 advanced fee scammer, and later co-opted by YouTuber Atomic Shrimp, and has become infamous in the scambaiting community. His backstory varies, but he is usually portrayed as a barrister, or a hypothetical second scammer, attempting to interrupt an ongoing scam. He was immortalised in song by Eric Castiglia's song "The Soul Called Mr. Barrister John Warosa."
Notably, the spelling of his last name is inconsistent, due to an error on the part of the scammer than originally conceived him, and is spelled both "Barosa" and "Warosa", with the Barosa spelling normally appearing in video titles, and the Warosa spelling appearing in the video itself.
Notably, the spelling of his last name is inconsistent, due to an error on the part of the scammer than originally conceived him, and is spelled both "Barosa" and "Warosa", with the Barosa spelling normally appearing in video titles, and the Warosa spelling appearing in the video itself.
Hi there, I don't remember entering this competition - what is this about? Is your name John Warosa or John Barosa? What is going on? Thanks, Manuel.
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Baronium
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Ugly Barnacle
Patrick: Once upon a time there was an Ugly Barnacle it was so ugly that everyone died... The end
Spongebob: that didnt help at all :(
Spongebob: that didnt help at all :(
Ugly Barnacle by Endoku May 4, 2010
Lil barnacle
Guy 1: Yo i talked shit about lil barnacle and he now owns my house and my toilet I have to shit outside now .
Guy2: thats why you don't talk shit about him
Guy2: thats why you don't talk shit about him
Lil barnacle by Shit monster December 19, 2017
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