On the move
On the move by AML225 March 18, 2018
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On the move
Jhony is always on the move. He never stayed at the same apartment for more than 6 months for his whole life.
On the move by Zee, aj May 26, 2018
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On the move • put the moves on the ficus • church on the move • Mundo on the move • Aslan is on the move • Aslan's On The Move • short trips will lead to new friendships that will be hugely beneficial to you over the coming 12 months. The more you are on the move and interacting with people in your community the more fun you will have and the more profit you will make. • put the moves on • Move the fuck on • Move the f*ck on
Mundo on the move
A reference to the well-loved, world traveling, guitar playing crooner-psychologist, known as “Mundo” to his fans, because he’s always on the move first thing in the morning thanks to his boundless energy and important day job running the mental health program in a men’s prison.
Look, there’s Mundo on the move, he’s headed into work at an ungodly hour to put quality into prison mental health care!
Mundo on the move by Dr Bunnygirl October 2, 2019
church on the move
When a large group of people are at the club, or a big party is poppin off and everyone has to leave for any reason.
church on the move by Karl Burnham January 11, 2008
Aslan is on the move
1. exclam.
A popular line from one of them Narnia books, in which the presence of a big lion is announced.
2. exclam.
Something to say the day after a big curry, when your stomach emits a huge roar and you have to run to the crapper before your entire digestive system ends up in your underpants like a big steaming pile of wildebeast entrails.
A popular line from one of them Narnia books, in which the presence of a big lion is announced.
2. exclam.
Something to say the day after a big curry, when your stomach emits a huge roar and you have to run to the crapper before your entire digestive system ends up in your underpants like a big steaming pile of wildebeast entrails.
Aslan is on the move by Fhashstark June 21, 2006
Church on the move
When your in the club and one of your home boys yell "Church on the move" you better high tail it out and get the fuck away from the club
I was at club La Deaye last weekend and vicktor yelled "Church on the move" and three hookers got trample its was horrible i cryed
Church on the move by Tucker Grubbsy January 16, 2008
church on the move
According to Snoop Dogg is when everyone is at a party or at a club and is time to roll you hear one playah say 'church on the move' and it's time to go for everybody
something similar to 'cheese it!'
something similar to 'cheese it!'
church on the move by Raius January 11, 2008
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