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Now who is the dumbest?

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B4 i asked who was the coolest but now who is the dumbest Chosen?

 

*stabs NerBliss for excessive use of text speech*

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B4 i asked who was the coolest but now who is the dumbest Chosen?

 

*stabs NerBliss for excessive use of text speech*

 

pimp slabs Kivam for fun

B4 i asked who was the coolest but now who is the dumbest Chosen?

 

*stabs NerBliss for excessive use of text speech*

 

pimp slabs Kivam for fun

 

Pimp slabs?  Pimp slabs?

 

Oh, the greymen are going to love you

 

(tell me . . . what do you think the phrase "pimp slabs" means?)

pimp slaps?  what's that?

 

pimp slaps makes sense.  (its what a pimp does to his women when they get mouthy).  Pimp slabs, on the other hand . . .

I think that the 'pimp slab' is the best thing to come out of this thread. It shall become an SG institution.

 

Also, an example of my mis-spent youth: I watched pokemon. You know how they say 'Pikachu! I choose you!' Right, well, Pikachu is the dumbest chosen.

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Okay fine its "pimp Slab" but i still think pimp slab is better. But why would you watch Pokemon? That show was really weird.

Also Pimp Slabs is a vidoe on MySpace lol.

Pokemon was the shit, back in the day. Of course, that was back when there was only 150 of them and Yellow came out for Gameboy Colour.

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