THE GREEK
THE GREEK: a strangley lookin fake tanned fellow but somehow still quite very reem, who creeps on unsuspecting poon.
THE GREEK by neslon mandela June 6, 2011
The Greek Freak
A monster well beyond anything seen in the NBA before and an actual highlight machine. Known for his long strides, the occasional euro-step (or _gyro-step_) and the ability to hurt the rim more than any other player in the league, the Greek Freak is one of the best players in the league (arguably THE best) and virtually impossible to stop.
The Greek Freak's real name has been a challenge for everyone in the league to pronounce (Giannis Antetokounmpo, Greek: Γιάννης Αντετοκούνμπο, IPA: ˈʝanis adetoˈkumbo) so in his rookie year NBA sportcasters have given him the nickname "Greek Freak" to accentuate his unique physical skills: he sits at 6.11 tall (2.11m) with a 7.3 wingspan (2.21m).
The Greek Freak's real name has been a challenge for everyone in the league to pronounce (Giannis Antetokounmpo, Greek: Γιάννης Αντετοκούνμπο, IPA: ˈʝanis adetoˈkumbo) so in his rookie year NBA sportcasters have given him the nickname "Greek Freak" to accentuate his unique physical skills: he sits at 6.11 tall (2.11m) with a 7.3 wingspan (2.21m).
The Greek Freak by limarctan April 7, 2019
The Greek Experience
When you eat Greek food or anything at a Greek dinner and you shit like you got fucked in the ass all night long like the Greeks invented
After eating those gyros last night today I'm having the Greek Experience. I'm shitting like I got fucked in the ass all night long
The Greek Experience by Nick Hertz May 26, 2018
The Greek Gods
A fantasy football team that is known for being on the good side of a trade.
The team starts out below average and then becomes a contender.
The team starts out below average and then becomes a contender.
The Greek Gods
FF player 1: Dude, did you see that trade I made in my fantasy football league.
FF player 2: Yeah yo, you The Greeks Gods of this league...
FF player 1: Dude, did you see that trade I made in my fantasy football league.
FF player 2: Yeah yo, you The Greeks Gods of this league...
The Greek Gods by Big Bad Beaver October 11, 2018
The Greek Family Tree
the greek family tree is weird. Poseidon and Zeus are brothers, their dad is Kronos. Zeus has Athena, and Athena has a child named Annabeth. Poseidon has a child named Percy, since Poseidon is Athena's uncle, Percy is Athena's cousin, which means Annabeth is Percy's cousin once removed. And they fall in love.
The Greek Family Tree by dodododoododododododoodododd September 29, 2022
The Greek Sounding Salad Toss
The Greek Sounding Salad Toss by Trapmcfiggins January 18, 2024
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