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just skidding
just skidding by cupcake19lol October 15, 2019
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Load Shedding
An action in which the South African government tortures their civilians by causing a black out on a daily bases varying from 1-5 hours. There are varies stages to load shedding if you have stage one you are very very lucky
e.g: Eskom is being a doos and starting load shedding again after 2 of our presidents promised it'd never happen again
Load Shedding by local south african fact spekr November 17, 2021
bonzai sledding
The act of backcountry sledding, during winter, in the woods, usually off trail, and often in the woods, where broken bones are common.
"Man I just went bonzai sledding with a bunch of suocers and I think I bruised my tail bone, and my pants grew a new bogina!"
"That's cool... you need a beer?"
"Yeah. Thanks."
"That's cool... you need a beer?"
"Yeah. Thanks."
bonzai sledding by Alpha_Tom November 12, 2008
Drunk Sledding
When A snow day comes around and you want a little spark to sledding. Best when sledding 10 minutes after gulping down 10 shots of your favorite liquor. You wont feel a thing.
Drunk Sledding by Abu and Antonella December 14, 2008
Night Sledding
Night Sledding by Sarah C Cups December 31, 2012
Nose Sledding
Nose Sledding by Klairwho March 12, 2009
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