did(did[do])
when someone did something, and so someone decided to control people into doing something, by saying the past tense of the action like it needs to be done
did(did[do]) by Bongchillacoppa January 25, 2024
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whad did do day?
Matt: I have a small cock...I mean...let's be serious, i'm a fucking midget.
Nick: OGM WHAD DID DO DAY?!
Nick: OGM WHAD DID DO DAY?!
whad did do day? by Nick Francese September 13, 2008
did a do
Phrase used to describe an accomplishment that cannot be adequately summed up with another phrase. Due to its informal nature, it is usually used for minor accomplishments, usually among close friends. It rarely is used negatively or sarcastically.
Why did you do that?
Well, I wanted to. If you are reading this, why did you do that? If you leak shit, why did you do that?
Why did you do that? by i am urban man February 16, 2019
what did i do wrong
what did i do wrong by ZedX_Fuse April 25, 2019
did bush do 9/11
bush did 9/11 because it was an inside job. for example,1. the standard jet fuel in the U.S. has a burning point of 980 degrees. the standard steel beams have a melting point of 2,800 degrees. 2 right before the planes hit, there was a loud bang noice from the floors below. 3. World Trade Center 7 had fallen by itself. even though it wasnt hit in particular. 4. Illuminati
did bush do 9/11 by pattyg June 22, 2015
what did it do
The proper way of saying "wat it do." Ghetto gangster people will say otherwise but this is correct English for this expression.
what did it do by theboyo May 14, 2006
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