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whaddaya
whaddaya by uttam maharjan July 3, 2012
whaddaya know
Something that one says when they are surprised by an outcome of a situation or when they are surprised to hear something.
whaddaya know by invisibleavocado June 18, 2017
Whaddaya Know Haddi-Man
I have two words for the children who are raised up on the this kids' show starring Homsar: HELD BACK. REPEATING THE THIRD GRADE. LOW STANDARDIZED TEST SCORES. I GUESS THIS IS MORE THAN TWO WORDS.
Singers: We'll have an adventure and several long trips. We'll make some new friends and maybe get a bite to eat! All 'cause we say...
Kids: Whaddaya Know Haddi-Man?
Homsar: DAAAAAAAAH! I'm a trendy tote bag!
Kids: Whaddaya Know Haddi-Man?
Homsar: DAAAAAAAAH! I'm a trendy tote bag!
Whaddaya Know Haddi-Man by SMD August 19, 2004
Dude Fucking, Whaddaya call it?
A phrase that is used by a friend of mine, who claims it is just a phrase, but whenever he says it, it all sounds like one word.
Chris: Dude Fucking, Whaddaya call it? Did you do your math homework?
or
Dude fucking all last night I was up playing Oblivion...
or
Dude fucking all last night I was up playing Oblivion...
Dude Fucking, Whaddaya call it? by LynchMob10-09 April 2, 2009
whaddyadoin'
slang for "What are you doing?"
a question used when initially greeting another person meaning 'What are you doing these days?' or 'What are you up to?' or 'What's new?'
a question used when initially greeting another person meaning 'What are you doing these days?' or 'What are you up to?' or 'What's new?'
whaddyadoin' by Ali Fragale January 8, 2005
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Northstarring
Finding your way back to the truth by fixing on one verified fact and working out from there, the way you navigate by the North Star when everything around you is spinning.
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Plate of Brown
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