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You ate a clown for breakfast
When someone makes to many jokes, whether if they are good or bad you can tell him that he really ate a clown for breakfast.
Person: If i was you, i wouldn't look in the mirror today.
Person 2: Why?
Person 1: Because you don't want to be to blame for the mirror breaking
Person 2: Wow dude, did you ate a clown for breakfast or what?
Person 2: Why?
Person 1: Because you don't want to be to blame for the mirror breaking
Person 2: Wow dude, did you ate a clown for breakfast or what?
You ate a clown for breakfast by gllxssyy August 2, 2020
You Ate My Enchilada
You Ate My Enchilada by Rob Silverein March 7, 2009
You Ate My Enchilada
What Crazy Steve (from the popular Nickelodeon tv show, Drake and Josh) says to Josh every time he has one of his moments. This usually follows in an extreme rampage, sometimes consisting of broom wacking.
Helen: "Crazy Steve is having another bad day..."
Crazy Steve: "YOU ATE MY ENCHILADA!"
Josh: "NOOOOOO!!!! SOME ONE SAVE ME!!!!''
Crazy Steve: "YOU ATE MY ENCHILADA!"
Josh: "NOOOOOO!!!! SOME ONE SAVE ME!!!!''
You Ate My Enchilada by fanfan25 June 8, 2009
YOU ATE MY NILLA WAFERS
Dad: WERE MY VANILLA WAFERS AT?!
Me: Uh....I ate them.....
Dad: YOU ATE MY NILLA WAFERS!!!1
(Roid Rage fit by dad)
Me: Uh....I ate them.....
Dad: YOU ATE MY NILLA WAFERS!!!1
(Roid Rage fit by dad)
YOU ATE MY NILLA WAFERS by Tyler2010 March 12, 2008
you ate my mom
you ate my mom by Fidgetspinner-man July 3, 2017
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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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