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up on bricks 

No sex for me, my bird's up on bricks
up on bricks by Man With the Plan August 24, 2003
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up on bricks 

i cant shag our lass tonight she is up on bricks
up on bricks by ay_up July 21, 2008

up on bricks 

Usually the status of all the cars in a mexicans front yard. Usually up on bricks when all 4 wheels are missing.
Beto: "Hey Chacho...you still got dat Cutlas and dat one Impala?"

Chacho: "Yeah fool, but they all be up on bricks"

up on bricks by D. Ferrel September 24, 2003

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a game from chowder that involves no winning
its bad luck not to say the whole name
how many times do i have to say there is no winning in Field Tournament Style Up and Down on the Ground Manja Flanja Blanja Banja Ishka Bibble Babble Flabble Doma Roma Floma Boma Jingle-Jangle Every-Angle Brickabracka Flacka-stacka Two-ton Rerun Free-for-all Big Ball.
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