dont taze me bro
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don't taze me bro
New catch phrase, started unknowingly by University of FL student Andrew Meyer that took on a life of it's own, meaning:
1.don't be a dick
2.buzz a kill
3.Phrase used to call someone out on a cock block.
4. Or Simply stop using that tazer gun on me sir.
1.don't be a dick
2.buzz a kill
3.Phrase used to call someone out on a cock block.
4. Or Simply stop using that tazer gun on me sir.
"We are all going to lunch but I need you to stay here and answer the office phone".
"Don't taze me bro"
"Sorry you need to stay here.
"Don't taze me bro"
"Sorry you need to stay here.
don't taze me bro by k-10 October 2, 2007
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Don't taze me bro!
This was a frantic plea from an annoying yet harmless college punk who decided to ask John Kerry one too many questions from the "open mic". Ironically (and tragically) his request to not be tazed was immediately followed by the actual tazing, since the crack group of security guards immediately assessed him as a threat to John Kerry, himself, and the crowd. Nice going security guards, enjoy your unpaid vacation.
Don't taze me bro! by The Slow Kid October 4, 2007
don't taze me bro
An ironic catch phrase used to mitigate chastisement esp. from one's peers (not gender specific). Similar in meaning to cut me some slack.
don't taze me bro by (([Mike])) October 8, 2007
don't taze me bro.
don't taze me bro. by RobyG October 3, 2007
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