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walshaw by Bobby jday June 18, 2024
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Justin Warshawsky
Justin Warshawsky by TheNewRiflemanBob2 November 15, 2010
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Thomas Max Warshaw
He is an epic gamer, who may or may not say epic to much. His theme song is the same as his friend Thomas the Train, and he loves to dab on the haters as a sign of respect for him. He loves Kermit the frog, who is his biggest idol. You might find him wasting his life on the internet, or doing something stupid in the corner of a room. He thinks he’s funny, but also understands that he’s not. He has a few nicknames, including “stupid f***ing idiot” and “that godda** as*hat piece of sh**,” however, he finds this all very entertaining. Unlike his name Thomas implies, you would be very unlucky to know him.
Person: “hey, do you know Thomas Max Warshaw?
Other person: “@$#! you! You just ruined my day!”
Person: “how?”
Other person: “because Thomas Max Warshaw sucks.”
Person: “oh yeah, I forgot. Sorry”
Other person: “@$#! you! You just ruined my day!”
Person: “how?”
Other person: “because Thomas Max Warshaw sucks.”
Person: “oh yeah, I forgot. Sorry”
Thomas Max Warshaw by ItsurUncleLou November 18, 2019
washawa
1)exclamation or proclamation of superity, of upon accomplishing something
2)sound made when you trick out
2)sound made when you trick out
washawa by Sexton Hardcastle January 21, 2005
Warshaw
The word 'Warshaw' started When a 'David Warshaw' auditioned on a show called 'So You think you Can Dance' in 2006.
During his audition he attempted a flip and landed flat on his face (A face plant). It was also showed in slow motion and was absolutly HILARIOUS.
The word 'Warshaw' is now used to describe someone falling on their face.
During his audition he attempted a flip and landed flat on his face (A face plant). It was also showed in slow motion and was absolutly HILARIOUS.
The word 'Warshaw' is now used to describe someone falling on their face.
*Boy trips and lands on face*
Later that day a friend explains to another friend what happened by saying "He run up the curb and pulled a total WARSHAW, was crease up!"
Later that day a friend explains to another friend what happened by saying "He run up the curb and pulled a total WARSHAW, was crease up!"
Warshaw by Greeneyedjunkie February 5, 2007
North Walsham
North Walsham was discovered in 1912 by Lord Stephen of Fry who quickly established the first settlement as a living morgue. Found in the county of Norfolk (which was originally situated in the North of England, it was moved to the East of England in 1859 1/2. This was to stop people having to pass through it by accident.)
North Walsham is now a town sort of near the county's largest village of Norwich where many of North Walsham's citizens where born and subsequently banished from. North Walsham is also sort of near Cromer and less sort of near, yet still not too not near the town of Great Yarmouth.
Twinned with the town of Frieseniesenegeisenmeiseniederied somewhere not in Norfolk, people from both towns visit their respective twin town to show off their caravans and drinking skills along with some good old fashioned Molly Dancing.
North Walsham is now a town sort of near the county's largest village of Norwich where many of North Walsham's citizens where born and subsequently banished from. North Walsham is also sort of near Cromer and less sort of near, yet still not too not near the town of Great Yarmouth.
Twinned with the town of Frieseniesenegeisenmeiseniederied somewhere not in Norfolk, people from both towns visit their respective twin town to show off their caravans and drinking skills along with some good old fashioned Molly Dancing.
North Walsham by Home Guard July 11, 2010
washawhore
Similar to a washashore; a person who move from the mainland to an island community, and is a whore.
washawhore by Chadtucket April 2, 2019
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