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zoo zoo by Tracy Davis May 13, 2006
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zoo zoo by Urban street master January 13, 2008
zoo zoo's and wham wham's
A prison slang term used by older jail inmates or prison convicts for jail or prison "inmate store or commissary" bought items such as: small cakes or pies, candy bars or sweet tooth items purchased by inmates.
zoo zoo's and wham wham's are individually packaged fruit filled pies, twinkies, cup cakes,pound cake, small pecan pies,and all candy bars, hard taffy, licorice and small packages of hard candy, all purchased from inmate store.
zoo zoo's and wham wham's by papa ron October 31, 2006
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zoo zoo's and wham wham's by bige5569 August 22, 2003
Zoo zoo chimp
Zoo zoo chimp by Shoesh i n e May 27, 2019
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