Goof on
Goof on by Juancabeza August 30, 2009
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goof on
Chris Young is already enjoying the day off. Been reading on my front porch, recording videos, and just goofing off in general. Later on I plan to goof on in particular ways.
goof on by Una Malachica July 17, 2009
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goof on • Goof on the roof • nut on your goof • goofoning • Goofontology • goof • goof troop • Goof'd • goof juice • goof nut
Goof on the roof
The name of a 1953 Three Stooges short where the Stooges are entrusted with taking care of a friends house, installing a television set and featuring some of Shemp Howards best comedic slapstick work as well as a hilarious pratfall by Larry and Moe at his crabbiest.
Goof on the roof by Stooge Fan September 22, 2003
Goof on the roof
Goof on the roof by Burgertime April 21, 2003
nut on your goof
nut on your goof by NyxxieQueen May 31, 2024
Goofontology
Man 1:"Why was 6 afraid of 7, cause 7 8 9"
Man 2:" You are a goofontologist"
Goofontology: Someone who is being goofy, but the joke isn't funny at all.
Man 2:" You are a goofontologist"
Goofontology: Someone who is being goofy, but the joke isn't funny at all.
Goofontology by LORD HB July 10, 2023
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