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f**k off mother f**ker

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Chikwendu’s are phenomenal black men.They are smile merchants and make others smile and laugh, even when you shouldn’t be laughing. He gets no hoes, but is down tremendous for one person. He’s a great friend, and if you know a Chikwendu, you should probably laugh at him.

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ya ma

Your Mother. Used by Scousers and northerners on Bully Victims, or as a quick comeback to anything or everything. Origin: North west of England in the year '22' when a Scouser known as Smigga, turned to Jesus on his UK tour and asked where he was the night earlier. Jesus said, ''Manchester... it was hell mint'' and being the polite guy he was, he turned and asked back, "you?" Of course he knew he was going to say having intercourse with your mother, so he stopped the little bastard mid-sentence and crippled his nipple with his LASER EYES the reply: "shaggin ya maaaAAAAHHH!" it caught on. True story.

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plams

parents looking at my screen

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