What do you think
What do you think by Shakuraa February 3, 2019
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what do you think this is bush week?
an old school slang word used to disapprove the actions or suggentions or another. the dates of the actually week is the 28th of january - 4th of february.
what do you think this is bush week? by hayden595 February 28, 2008
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What do you think • what do you think about Turkey? • what do you think of me • what do you think this is bush week? • what do you think you're doing • what do you think you’re doing? • do you think god stays up in heavan because he too lives in fear of what hes created • do you know what I'm thinking • not what you must to do like another think • What do you mean
what do you think you’re doing?
what do you think you’re doing? by Wouldn'tcha guess who? November 4, 2022
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what do you think about Turkey? by vibeheaven October 28, 2021
what do you think of me
What are your thoughts on them?
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what do you think you're doing
universal parent language for stop. referenced all the time, such as in a netflix special of the comedian john mulaney. suprised nobody has defined this yet.
sometimes, our parents would ask us "what do you think you're doing?"
but that just meant stop.
they didnt expect you to just say
"well im smashing these eggs with a bottle rocket, you know because im so horny and angry all the time, and i have no outlet for it all, so... eggs."
(not a direct quote)
but that just meant stop.
they didnt expect you to just say
"well im smashing these eggs with a bottle rocket, you know because im so horny and angry all the time, and i have no outlet for it all, so... eggs."
(not a direct quote)
what do you think you're doing by Apeshit Crazy May 3, 2021
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