Battlebots
Battlebots by dopeman 123456789 April 7, 2017
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Battlebots
Battlebots by Battlebotkid December 5, 2003
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Battlebots
A show about robots beating the hell out of each other that was on Comedy Central, then ABC, and currently on Discovery Channel.
Battlebots by jaydee July 11, 2021
Battleshots
A drinking game. Battleship, except the ships are shots. Best played in teams, with a homemade board large enough that the shots can be placed as ships.
Battleshots by ClubSkyline January 18, 2011
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battleboinking
battleboinking by icanconfirmagaintoday December 22, 2020
battlecatspenis
Battlecatspenis is a phrase many overlook. Imagine playing battle cats, specifically loach breach, then losing. That fucking sucks cock, and cock is another word for penis. That's why battlecatspenis is such a malleable word/phrase and can be used on so many occasions. It doesn't even have to be used in battle cats specifically, and that's the beauty of it. You can use it on a normal occasion, and anyone can use it, even 5 year olds! This phrase brings joy to the world and the next generation has been blessed with such an excellent phrase.
battlecatspenis by yetsgooo April 8, 2023
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