set bitch
When two actors are married and one of them works on a movie and the other one stayes in the trailer and offer reasuring words to their spouse, and eats the free food
set bitch by dapimpshit August 1, 2006
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bitch set me up
Originally uttered by former DC mayor and current DC councilmember Marion Barry when caught by the FBI in a hotel room with crack and a prostitute in 1990. (He was still elected.) Now a catchphrase used occasionally by DC locals to express discontent with a situation, or to remind people that we had the original crack mayor - 20+ years before Toronto.
Marion Barry (1990): "Bitch set me up... shouldn't have come here... goddamn bitch."
DC local (now): "Red line is singletracking again? Kill! The bitch set me up..."
DC local (now): "Red line is singletracking again? Kill! The bitch set me up..."
bitch set me up by rhadioheade June 30, 2014
Related Words
set bitch • Set that bitch in concrete • bitch set me up • set • set-up • Set 8 • set it off • set out • set trip • set the table
Set that bitch in concrete
When a chick gets put in a concrete form and pounded from the front and rear. Possibly from the same gentleman one end at a time, possibly not.
Set that bitch in concrete by Wizard McGee April 12, 2015
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