blueford
blueford by Michaelaftussy April 16, 2022
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glen blumford
You: That's it kid. You're done for. What's your name anyway?
Kid: *mumbles*..en..*mumbles*..ford..
You: Glen Blumford...thats a stupid name.
Kid: *mumbles*..en..*mumbles*..ford..
You: Glen Blumford...thats a stupid name.
glen blumford by GalaxyPlatypus November 11, 2019
bluford
Blufford
Blufford by ToneTone500 April 15, 2018
blueforcorey
the #blueforcorey was created in honour of YouTuber Corey La Barrie, who died in a drunk-driving car crash incident on his 25th birthday. this specific shade of blue is used to create drunk driving awareness, and was quickly picked up on by fans and friends.
blueforcorey by xeeee May 24, 2021
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