knowlege
Its knowledge, not knowlege.
knowlege by Kyle,that random guy. November 30, 2017
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knowlege, strengh, integrity
man 1: I have knowlege, strengh, integrity
man 2: im in the thick of it everybody knows, they know me wher it snows i skid in and they froze. i dont know no nothin bout no ice im js cold. forty milli something subs or so ive been told
man 2: im in the thick of it everybody knows, they know me wher it snows i skid in and they froze. i dont know no nothin bout no ice im js cold. forty milli something subs or so ive been told
knowlege, strengh, integrity by Certified Master Baite March 18, 2025
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drop some knowlege
to drop knowlege on someone is to drop some brains on them in other words to cum all over them, bust a nut etc.
drop some knowlege by tim February 13, 2005
The Book of Knowledge
Adam: Which agency did she come from?
John: I'm not sure...
Adam: Hmmm. How about we (jingle plays)
"Consult The Book of Knowledge"
John: I'm not sure...
Adam: Hmmm. How about we (jingle plays)
"Consult The Book of Knowledge"
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Knowledge is power is time is money
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the Knowledge
The Knowledge is the in-depth study of London street routes and places of interest that taxicab-drivers must complete to obtain a licence to operate a black cab. It was instigated in 1851, and has changed little since.
It is the world's most demanding training course for taxicab-drivers; and applicants will usually need at least 12 'Appearances' (attempts at the final test), after preparation averaging 34 months, to pass the examination.
It is the world's most demanding training course for taxicab-drivers; and applicants will usually need at least 12 'Appearances' (attempts at the final test), after preparation averaging 34 months, to pass the examination.
the Knowledge by joesmith October 11, 2006
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