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Want to hear my new idea for a weapon? It's based off of The Little Mermaid by Hans Christian Anderson. What? Oh sorry, it's based on laser technology.
based off of by AnnoyingBoomer September 11, 2021
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Want to hear my new idea for a weapon? It's based off The Little Mermaid by Hans Christian Anderson. What? Oh sorry, it's based on laser technology.
based off by AnnoyingBoomer September 11, 2021
The Egyptian Horoscope Is Based Off Elephants
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Baked Off
Baked Off by Jean Pierre-Jean October 11, 2020
Babed-off
1.To be babed off one must recieve rejection from a potential or current love interest.
2. To be babed off is to be referred to as babe by a stranger, or someone with whom you are unfamiliar.
2. To be babed off is to be referred to as babe by a stranger, or someone with whom you are unfamiliar.
Person 1... 'I have groundbreaking news!!'
Person 2... 'what is it??'
Person 1... 'he has just babed me off!!'
Person 1...'Alright, bye babe'
Person 2... 'oh my god I think I just got Babed-off!'
Person 2... 'what is it??'
Person 1... 'he has just babed me off!!'
Person 1...'Alright, bye babe'
Person 2... 'oh my god I think I just got Babed-off!'
Babed-off by Aimee Josh May 15, 2009
Baked off my Roger!
Baked off my Roger! by YourMotherSmokesWEED September 28, 2010
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