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no dices by herring3987 February 9, 2012
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no dice
1. A rejection or refusal.
2. An explanation that something did not occur.
In either instance, "no dice" is used to indicate that there is no chance or probability of the event happening. Dice represents the likelyhood of whatever item taking place (by the roll of the die), and not having dice means that there is not even a slim chance.
2. An explanation that something did not occur.
In either instance, "no dice" is used to indicate that there is no chance or probability of the event happening. Dice represents the likelyhood of whatever item taking place (by the roll of the die), and not having dice means that there is not even a slim chance.
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No Dice • No dice, homeslice. • No dice on a deuce • no rice no dice • no • No u • no homo • No Diddy • No Nut November • no cap
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No dice by The-Observatory.net September 19, 2004
No dice, homeslice.
A) an' i said to myself, i finna' swag into my room. so i do, an' bam, there be jello errawhere. oh lawd, we family, help a brotha clean this shit.
B) no dice, homeslice. i got caps to bust and blow to snort.
B) no dice, homeslice. i got caps to bust and blow to snort.
No dice, homeslice. by Niff/Stipples January 2, 2011
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