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Gualmart
A pronunciation of Walmart by Hispanics, usually Mexicans, mainly in cases where they need to say Walmart as an American, but they don’t know if it’s spelled with a G (pronounced like a W), or if it is really with a W.
Gualmart by I.E.I. Industries March 1, 2025
guilmart
The ultimate version of Dakshesh. Whatever Dakshesh can do, He can do better. He is the one who stands among the Geniuses of his, the past, and the future generation.
Guilmart is the best person ever!
guilmart by Lunar_Eclipse November 4, 2020
guilmart
The ultimate version of Dakshesh. Whatever Dakshesh can do, He can do better. He is the one who stands among the Geniuses of his, the past, and the future generation.
guilmart by Lunar_Eclipse November 4, 2020
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