dadsuki
dadsuki by BigBoy128472 May 15, 2018
Words you can keep
Dadsuki
Dadsuki by Saitama 777 January 16, 2021
suki suki daisuki
Means "I like you I like you I love you" in Japanese. It's also a name of a song but just a warning.. IF A GIRL SINGS THIS TO YOU RUN! RUN FOR YOU'RE LIFE SINCE THE SONG ALSO HAS THE WORDS "If you don't love I will kill you!" SO HEAR ME OUT NOW! BEFORE YOU DIE!
suki suki daisuki by Edgypotato May 26, 2018
ore wa ochinchin ga daisuki
ore wa ochinchin ga daisuki by Francesco of Le Filth June 8, 2017
Onii-chan daisuki
Onii-chan daisuki by Vagini May 17, 2018
suki suki daisuki
suku suki daisuki means “I like you i love you’ but if someone ever says this to you RUN because the song has the lyrics “say you love me or i’ll kill you” or if you like them tell them you like them example is bellow.
example 1
girl:suki suki daisuki
boy: i love you too
example 2:
girl: suki suki daisuki
boy: what does that mean?
girl: …. *then you die*
girl:suki suki daisuki
boy: i love you too
example 2:
girl: suki suki daisuki
boy: what does that mean?
girl: …. *then you die*
suki suki daisuki by cory..lol October 16, 2021
ore wa ochinchin ga daisuki nandayo
The mighty Chin-Chin's (FilthyFrankShow) Japanese name is "ochinchin" (also a Japanese slang term for penis) and "Ore wa ochinchin ga daisuki nandayo" basically means "I fucking love Chin-Chin" or "I fucking love dick".
The sentence is used by Chin-Chin and it's basically all the words he's ever spoken.
The sentence is used by Chin-Chin and it's basically all the words he's ever spoken.
Salamander man playing assflute in the mighty assflute language: Franku, OMFG it's that fucking cunt Chin-Chin again.
Franku-Chan: Oh no.
Chin-Chin: Ore wa ochinchin ga daisuki nandayo.
Franku-Chan: Oh no.
Chin-Chin: Ore wa ochinchin ga daisuki nandayo.
ore wa ochinchin ga daisuki nandayo by Mixer-Chan June 4, 2017
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B)
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B)
Can also be used to gross out Non-Techie people
A)
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B)
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