taco out
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knock the beef out your taco
knock the beef out your taco by willcee1 June 2, 2014
must be out getting a taco
An expression to be used when you are unable to locate a person who you could have sworn was just there or should be in a location where he/she is not currently.
NOTE: Ideal usage should only be employed by those who are cognizant of Bob Griese and his off-hand, and not to mention off-color, remark regarding a Columbian (although Mr. Griese assumed he was Mexican in light of his statement) NASCAR racer who fell from the top five ranking.
NOTE: Ideal usage should only be employed by those who are cognizant of Bob Griese and his off-hand, and not to mention off-color, remark regarding a Columbian (although Mr. Griese assumed he was Mexican in light of his statement) NASCAR racer who fell from the top five ranking.
"Hey, where the hell did Mark go? He was just here a second ago, wasn't he?"
"Yeah, I thought I just saw him."
"Huh...must be out getting a taco."
"Yeah, I thought I just saw him."
"Huh...must be out getting a taco."
must be out getting a taco by vidzak October 25, 2009
upside down taco with the meat hanging out
Merry came out of the shower the other night showing her upside down taco with the meat hanging out. Scary!
upside down taco with the meat hanging out by Shardcard February 17, 2007
can i take a bite out of your taco?
can i take a bite out of your taco? by ilovesramen May 11, 2009
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