Nigwa
Nigwa by Tony Tonite February 2, 2005
Nigwa
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nigwalking
The typical method for ghetto citizens to cross the road. Usually done in heavy traffic, often with a stroller or toddler on the shoulders of the nigwalker.
Never performed at a crosswalk or other meaningful place -- these are tools of The Man and must be avoided. Must be done casually as if crossing your living room.
Advanced nigwalkers will dart out from between two parked cars. Hit them and you will be sued for all you're worth.
Never performed at a crosswalk or other meaningful place -- these are tools of The Man and must be avoided. Must be done casually as if crossing your living room.
Advanced nigwalkers will dart out from between two parked cars. Hit them and you will be sued for all you're worth.
"Godammit, I almost ran over that coon nigwalking with his niglet."
"Jaywalking if for honkies. Nigwalking is keeping it real."
"Jaywalking if for honkies. Nigwalking is keeping it real."
nigwalking by spamsashimi February 23, 2013
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