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HWABAG
An acronym meaning "he will always be a gem".
Typically used by cobson fans to express their support for cobson.
Typically used by cobson fans to express their support for cobson.
HWABAG by Yuri Kuznetsov May 1, 2023
dirty hambaga
dirty hambaga by himenameisoej April 8, 2011
hambagel
1. noun--A situation that requires creative use of available resources; A precarious situation.
2. noun--A statement that is hilarious in its obsurdity.
3. noun--A bagel, exclusively filled with ham.
4. verb--to screw something up because of incompetence.
5. alt. hambagler--one who causes a hambagel.
2. noun--A statement that is hilarious in its obsurdity.
3. noun--A bagel, exclusively filled with ham.
4. verb--to screw something up because of incompetence.
5. alt. hambagler--one who causes a hambagel.
1) With sweat dripping from my brow, I smiled and turned to the left for my usual eight squares of TP, but I found the roll empty and myself in quite a hambagel.
2) Ben: "I'm sorry, but I really liked the GI Joe movie."
Basil: "Hambageler!"
3) "Dude, could you use your machete to slice that bagel, so that I can turn it into a hambagel by filling it with tasty ham?"
4) "The Chicago Cubs really hambageled the hell out of that game."
5) "You are such a hambageler, Leeroy."
2) Ben: "I'm sorry, but I really liked the GI Joe movie."
Basil: "Hambageler!"
3) "Dude, could you use your machete to slice that bagel, so that I can turn it into a hambagel by filling it with tasty ham?"
4) "The Chicago Cubs really hambageled the hell out of that game."
5) "You are such a hambageler, Leeroy."
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Hagbag
Hambaga
A term regularly used by Ronarudo, the Japanese Ronald McDonald, self-appointed ruler of the Demon World. When in battle, he says it while chucking copious amounts of hamburgers from his Value Meal at his enemies.
"Hamburger" in Japanese.
"Cheesu-Hambaga" is "Cheeseburger"
It is also used in conjunction with the occasional "GO ACTIVE", a phrase referencing the Go Active advertising campaign that was launched by McDonald's which addressed obesity.
"RAN RAN RU" is a phrase, like "HAMBAGA DA", that is rarely used in battle, on the occasion that his enemy is thoroughly screwed.
"Hamburger" in Japanese.
"Cheesu-Hambaga" is "Cheeseburger"
It is also used in conjunction with the occasional "GO ACTIVE", a phrase referencing the Go Active advertising campaign that was launched by McDonald's which addressed obesity.
"RAN RAN RU" is a phrase, like "HAMBAGA DA", that is rarely used in battle, on the occasion that his enemy is thoroughly screwed.
Hambaga by Age of Empires August 6, 2011
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