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Got Fed
That guy just got fed!”
“Ron just ate the second most important meal of the day”
“James just fed Bert a knuckle sandwich”
DAMN THATS LUNCH
It’s lunchtime! lmao
“Ron just ate the second most important meal of the day”
“James just fed Bert a knuckle sandwich”
DAMN THATS LUNCH
It’s lunchtime! lmao
Got Fed by Little Charlie Ray April 4, 2024
Related Words
got fed • got fed on tax • Got Fedored • Got • Got'Em • got milk • got damn • got eem • got beef? • Got Rice
got fed on tax
When you anticipate getting a lot for next to nothing, but end up having to give way more than it's initially worth.
Dude 1: Man, I let them use my apartment for the weekend. They gave me $500, but i had to use $475 to clean up their mess.
Dude 2: Homie, you got fed on tax.
Dude 1: For real, tho....
Dude 2: Homie, you got fed on tax.
Dude 1: For real, tho....
got fed on tax by DaBoosh February 2, 2024
Got Fedored
When someone Get knocked the F*ck s out, just like Fedor "The Last Emperor" Emelianenko knocked out all his opponents aka his victims.
" Yo, you saw the fight last night? "
- " YEA ! , I Couldn't Believe that guy GOT FEDORED in the first round ! "
- " YEA ! , I Couldn't Believe that guy GOT FEDORED in the first round ! "
Got Fedored by Cra7ym1k3 February 6, 2010
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