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grandpas lowrise
a way that old men wear their pants. up....really high. so high, that me and karen just had to make up a word for it. her grandpa bob was the one who started it all.
ME:your grandpa has his pants up really high
KAREN:yeah they are always like that
ME:wut shold we cal that
KAREN:grandpas lowrise!
KAREN:yeah they are always like that
ME:wut shold we cal that
KAREN:grandpas lowrise!
grandpas lowrise by MoRrBiDfReAk December 27, 2004
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Lowrider Bike by Brian Jackson July 16, 2005
lowrider
A Badass Car With Amazing Paint Graphics And Hydraulics Invented By The Mexicans! But Now Everyone Still Calls Mexicans Beaners But Yet They Like Our Women, Our Food All of Our Shit. Now We Got Blacks Trying To LowRide We Got Whites Trying To LowRide. Now Theres A Stupid Thing WhitePeople Started Called ''Nazi Lowriders'' Which is Dumb How The Fuck YOu GOnna be a nazi And Like A Mexican Invention(LowRiders) and dress like a mexican. BUT IN THE END NO ONE CAN LOWRIDE LIKE US MEXICANS.
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