mad crazy
mad crazy by Deven Young September 22, 2005
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Mad Crazy
Term originated after Afropop's star Rotimo Soul that means people that do not dance when the music is upbeat.
Mad Crazy by dantheman2 November 4, 2012
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mad-crazy-good
mad-crazy-good by hlmjr May 23, 2007
mad-crazy-sick-tight
It is simply the most awesomest of awesome. There's nothing in the world more magical or in fact meaningful.
Lance: Did you see those chicks fighting at the party last night?
Chuck: Hell yeah I did. That was mad-crazy-sick-tight. LOL!
Chuck: Hell yeah I did. That was mad-crazy-sick-tight. LOL!
mad-crazy-sick-tight by Roython August 10, 2007
crazy mad beaver bitch
wow man I am never going to that whore house again. A crazy mad beaver bitch tried to gnaw off my willie.
crazy mad beaver bitch by Lionel Matson February 21, 2008
mad-simple-crazy
Used to define an object or an act that is so simple you'de have to be literally brainless to not be able to figure it out.
mad-simple-crazy by LC Head August 15, 2007
Mad Cows Crazy Laughing Juice
Mad Cows Crazy Laughing Juice by big bird the great October 6, 2007
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