My car
My car by Frog is stupid and dumb March 14, 2021
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My Car
Hym "Hey how do you feel about that judge ruling the YouTube can now subject to lawsuits for radicalizing people on the internet Cody Johnston? Is that a thing you've heard about? What's my score? I can guarantee if you all took threats to children more seriously you all would have let this go 15 years ago and it would be less. You lose an uncle too? They need to demonetize all of the YouTube vermin so you pieces of shit have to get real jobs. You should be less worried about my car and more worried about what happens when the score finishes getting tallied. Self righteous piece of shit."
My car is slow bai
A middle aged fatty always brags about his black Toyota Supra. He always claims that his car is slow by the quote "My car is slow bai" in order to get some other people to reply something like "No, your car is fast". This sentance actualy means "My car is slow, BYE" when smoking his rival. Because he overused this quote and then some other people have started making fun of him imitating him.
My car is slow bai by Mr. Rogger April 4, 2004
my car in need for speed underground
Hey, wow, thats sad that you clicked my name and checked out my defintion. People dont normally want the definition for'my car in need for speed underground'. but, because your a lonely asshole, you feel the need to bag on a defintion i made months ago at 3:00 A.M. But if it raises your confidence, by all means, feel free! Now i think you need to go buy a dinner for one at your local grocer, then jack off to good charlotte and linkin park.
My car is slow bai
"my car is slow" is a relative statement. It's true, of course, since the person who used it will have something to compare it with;
My car is slow bai by Stanley April 12, 2004
wrenched on my car
wrenched on my car by Starchylde May 28, 2016
I’m in love with my car
Written by Roger Taylor from the band Queen. He loves his car. Period.
He locked himself in a cupboard.
He locked himself in a cupboard.
Friend: “Why would anyone write a song called ‘I’m in love with my car’?”
Me: “Because he has a feel for his automobile.”
Me: “Because he has a feel for his automobile.”
I’m in love with my car by wattwatt88 February 14, 2019
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