cheese crackers
Its a cracker...with cheese!
cheese crackers by Never you mind July 26, 2003
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yeet ur box of cheese crackers day
Person: “Why are you yeeting your box of cheese crackers”
Other person “Cause its December 7th ya dingus. Yeet ur box of cheese crackers day,”
Person “Oh yes. sorry”
Other person “Cause its December 7th ya dingus. Yeet ur box of cheese crackers day,”
Person “Oh yes. sorry”
yeet ur box of cheese crackers day by Heh, im better than you December 5, 2019
cheese and crackers
Nick Wilde: I um... I may have sold him, a very expensive wool rug. That was made from the fur, of a skunk's... butt.
Judy Hopps: Oh, sweet cheese and crackers.
Judy Hopps: Oh, sweet cheese and crackers.
cheese and crackers by Furry4Life June 26, 2016
cheese and crackers
cheese and crackers by 5M31K0 September 7, 2009
holy cheese and crackers
holy cheese and crackers by Ket August 25, 2005
cheese and crackers got all muddy
"Acceptably appropriate" version of "Jesus Christ and God Almighty". Often used by those who are used to being among polite company (and are kind of a nerd).
cheese and crackers got all muddy by ZMia December 13, 2008
Holy buckets of cheese and crackers
Holy buckets of cheese and crackers by Gaarasgirl October 18, 2009
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