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how you dawg? how you been.
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how you livin
how you livin by YoRobb June 27, 2018
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how you what
how you what by WestSide317 December 18, 2017
How YOU doin'?
How YOU doin'? by AK March 14, 2003
How you like dem apples
A phrase that basically means "How do you like that" in a way that will piss someone off, usually used by a nerd.
How you like dem apples by Tysta51 April 23, 2009
how you going
how you going by Diego July 18, 2003
how you doooin'?
The official greeting of the Wendy Williams show. Sometimes preceded by a tongue click and a quick sultry pose.
how you doooin'? by Minxys October 7, 2009
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