stabbin wagon
stabbin wagon by greg ballard January 11, 2010
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Stabbin Wagon
A Subaru Wagon (Outback) that normally are not used for picking up girls. But with the right guy he can pick up a girl in it and make love (stab) with her inside the spacious trunk.
Stabbin Wagon by the stabbin crew member June 10, 2009
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Scabbin-Wagon
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The teamster was on a job site and seen a truck with a sleeper pull into the other side of the job, so he asked the onsite steward, “hey jim, is that company a signatory?” Jim replied, “nah man, that’s one of those one drop one pick out of state scabbin-wagons!”
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