Kabouter
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kabouter
Ook bekend als 'Roel van Velzen'.
Een kabouter is eng wezentje dat enorm hatelijk is. Het komt meestal voor als een klein mannetje met een witte baard en een rood mutsje. Ze kunnen enorm idioot zijn en stelen vaak je spullen.
Bekende kabouters:
Kabouter Plop
Roel van Velzen
Kabouter Wesley
Kabouter Lui
Wesley Sneijder
Kabouter Kwebbel
Een kabouter is eng wezentje dat enorm hatelijk is. Het komt meestal voor als een klein mannetje met een witte baard en een rood mutsje. Ze kunnen enorm idioot zijn en stelen vaak je spullen.
Bekende kabouters:
Kabouter Plop
Roel van Velzen
Kabouter Wesley
Kabouter Lui
Wesley Sneijder
Kabouter Kwebbel
Persoon 1: "Wie is dat op de radio?"
Man op de radio: "Baby get higheeeeer!!"
Persoon 2: "Oh, dat is kabouter."
Persoon 1: "Die voetballer is wel erg klein!"
Persoon 2: "Klopt, dat is ook kabouter Wesley."
Persoon 1: "Ik ben mijn portemonnee kwijt!"
Persoon 2: "Misschien is ie gestolen."
Persoon 1: "Ja, maar door wie?!"
Persoon 2: "Door de Roel van Velzentjes."
Man op de radio: "Baby get higheeeeer!!"
Persoon 2: "Oh, dat is kabouter."
Persoon 1: "Die voetballer is wel erg klein!"
Persoon 2: "Klopt, dat is ook kabouter Wesley."
Persoon 1: "Ik ben mijn portemonnee kwijt!"
Persoon 2: "Misschien is ie gestolen."
Persoon 1: "Ja, maar door wie?!"
Persoon 2: "Door de Roel van Velzentjes."
kabouter by Just Some Nut August 5, 2014
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