dubtri
Short for "Duboce Triangle" - a neighborhood in San Francisco that is bounded by Market Street, Divisadero Street, and Duboce Ave.
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dubtri
Short for "Duboce Triangle" - a neighborhood in San Francisco that is bounded by Market Street, Divisadero Street, and Duboce Ave.
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dubtri • Dugtrio • dubtrot • Dugtrioing • debtrimental • dubdribe • Duberi • Dubori • dubprived • Dubricated
dubthinc
The kind of non thinking that a JW or Dub does that causes them to say the things they do. A special brand of logic that no one else has unless they get indoctrinated in countless boring meetings.
"Jesus came back to Earth in 1914 but no one noticed cuz he is, like, invisible. But we noticed because we have special leaders who decoded the Bible and figured it out. Then they told us. Really. This is not a joke."
"Yeah? What kind of dubthinc is that?"
"Yeah? What kind of dubthinc is that?"
dubthinc by Kurt Bethel January 26, 2010
Duberi
Duberi by Anabasis123 October 2, 2013
dubtif
dubtif by Paul Biddle January 16, 2006
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