SAWS
SAWS by KarlUrbanDictionary February 23, 2017
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SAWS
SAWS
Person 1: I'll pick you up in a minute, be ready.
Person 2: I'll need some time... SAWS.
Person 1: I understand. Take your time bro.
Person 2: I'll need some time... SAWS.
Person 1: I understand. Take your time bro.
SAWS by Gilly Mammoth January 4, 2012
saws baws
1: yo you ready to stomp sum nubs?
2: is that even a question? im a saws baws
1: nah you just ks all day
2: is that even a question? im a saws baws
1: nah you just ks all day
saws baws by www.trollface.jpg May 9, 2011
saws baws
saws baws by www.trollface.jpg May 9, 2011
devil vortex saws
23 saws above ToshDeluxe's version of the Geometry Dash level scattered in a very recognizable pattern. The saws are there to match the amount of objects in the original version of the level, as Tosh added some objects to make the level automatic in some parts, however the level couldn't be uploaded then. This became a short-lived meme when it happened, but was revived in June-July 2022.
devil vortex saws by DJpro39 July 31, 2022
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