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Get Themselves Euthanized
When someone is messing around something they shouldn’t be involved in and they’ll end up hurt in the end. Does not have to be death but can be physical pain, mental pain, or emotional pain.
Those guys over there are messing around in our hood? They better watch themselves before they get themselves euthanized
Get Themselves Euthanized by disrespectyourmom17 May 26, 2018
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euthanize
to dispose of an inconvenient or ill-formed person, especially a relative, by putting them to death. to treat a human being as an unwanted pet.
there are some who say that pud would euthanize his retarded brother if it wouldn't mean that he could then not be buried in a jewish cemetary.
euthanize by a dot of course July 29, 2004
Euthanize the line
Felix: So, what did she say?
Erik: I dunno. Gonna call her later because the line went fuzzy. I had to euthanize the line.
Erik: I dunno. Gonna call her later because the line went fuzzy. I had to euthanize the line.
Euthanize the line by sushigoround April 20, 2010
euthanization
To kill off elderly people in a peaceful method in order to free up the roads and other public places.
euthanization by Matt-choo! August 17, 2008
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