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peace and chicken grease 

Another form of "Love, peace and chicken grease."

It is a slang term used to say goodbye, like "Peace out".
-Talk to you later.
-Peace and chicken grease.
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peace and chicken grease 

a random phrase from our ginger jesus - Ed Sheeran .
If you liked it, keep it climbing! If you didn't, I hope you have a wonderful day. Peace and chicken grease x

Love peace and chicken grease 

Love peace and chicken grease: A way of saying goodbye with fondness...and the hope that the other person's day goes smoothly and with flavor, like chicken grease.
See you later. Love peace and chicken grease, bruh.

love peace and chicken grease 

"another of sayin peace out or good bye"
Talk to ya later......Love, Peace, and Chicken Grease
Word of the Day on June 24, 2026

Love Peace and Chicken Grease

Love Peace and Chicken Grease. Me and my sister laughed at this for 10 minutes
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