the old you
1) Used in a sentence to encourage somebody to do or not to take place in an ativity of sort, usually bad.
2) Used to tell somebody that they have changed, either in a good or bad way.
2) Used to tell somebody that they have changed, either in a good or bad way.
a) The old you would have tapped that hussey all night.
b) The old you would never have thought about stealing that bitches TV while TJ was banging her mum, what's got into you man?
b) The old you would never have thought about stealing that bitches TV while TJ was banging her mum, what's got into you man?
the old you by benjiUØCH September 1, 2007
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