the hell
the hell by exothermic December 26, 2005
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the Hell
the Hell by Lauren Myers March 10, 2004
the hell?
A phrase short for "what the hell?" used to express ones feeling of awkwardness or astonishment toward something someone else said. Similar to "the fuck?" but used when one is feels less astonished or awked out.
Car full of guys on there way to pick up a girl.
Bobby: "Hey you guys want to like take our pants off so when Lauren gets in the car, it will take her a second to realize were kinda naked, it'll be hilarious"
Chris: "the hell?"
Jack: "Yeah man what the fuck?"
Kevin: "Go for it bro"
Bobby: "Hey you guys want to like take our pants off so when Lauren gets in the car, it will take her a second to realize were kinda naked, it'll be hilarious"
Chris: "the hell?"
Jack: "Yeah man what the fuck?"
Kevin: "Go for it bro"
the hell? by thrash_ur_ass December 25, 2010
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the hell with it by kim November 5, 2003
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the hell with it by Berticus November 5, 2003
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