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swifty mc vay
Swifty Mc Vay aka Ondre Moore is a D12 member who is well known on the Detroit scene for his incisive lyrics and his offensive attitude as a rapper. Dropping lyrical grenades, he possesses a real good potential as an artist. He chose his nickname because of Okhlahoma bomber Timothy Mc Veigh.
He joined the D12 group according to his friend RIP Bugz' will.
He first collaborated with local emcees from Raw Collection.
Besides his collective work with D12, Swifty Mc Vay released the Grenade Pins mixtape in 2003 in collaboration with Raw Collection and then formed Da Fyre Department with some fellow emcees from 7 Mile. His Forest Fyres mixtape, a lyrical masterpiece, came out in 2005.
He joined the D12 group according to his friend RIP Bugz' will.
He first collaborated with local emcees from Raw Collection.
Besides his collective work with D12, Swifty Mc Vay released the Grenade Pins mixtape in 2003 in collaboration with Raw Collection and then formed Da Fyre Department with some fellow emcees from 7 Mile. His Forest Fyres mixtape, a lyrical masterpiece, came out in 2005.
Some of Swifty Mc Vay's Under The Influence lyrics:
I'm an instigator, .380 slug penetrator
Degradin, creatin murders to kill haters
Accused for every crime known through the equator
I'm an instigator, .380 slug penetrator
Degradin, creatin murders to kill haters
Accused for every crime known through the equator
swifty mc vay by Isabelle Esling October 29, 2007
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shufty
The English form of shufti (arabic for look / take a look)
Originally RAF but later Army also, shufty or shufti became taking a look for possible dangers.
Back home, it was used simply for having a quick look (Am. checking out)
Originally RAF but later Army also, shufty or shufti became taking a look for possible dangers.
Back home, it was used simply for having a quick look (Am. checking out)
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Creating an event in World of Warcraft so large that you will inadvertently crash your server and become banned from the game.
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