the cradle robber
the cradle robber by Jake Luc September 21, 2007
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robbed from the cradle
This can go both ways, it can be good, and it can be bad, so listen up. The real definition is when 1 person who is older (say maybe 27) and another person who is younger (about 14) are goin out and/or doin stuff together. For guys that be goin out with older women, you either one of two things, a pimp or a nasty-ass perv. For girls, well I dont know bout girls.
Hittin them before the hair does.
Hittin them before the hair does.
Yeah so what if I was bangin on the High Schoolers up in the 3rd grade? Werent you? So dont be a playa hata.
Nah, you aint no playa, you just got robbed from the cradle.
Nah, you aint no playa, you just got robbed from the cradle.
robbed from the cradle by whogiveashit? June 27, 2006
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