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The Sega console that will compete with new consoles such as the Xbox One and PlayStation 4. Unfortunatey it will never come.
Tails: I can't wait for the next gen Sega console!
Sonic sits there,not having the heart to tell him.
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A gay guy that's generally effeminate but not as flashy as richer west coast gays. The gay next door is a mid-western/Southern species that tends to be naive, idealistic, and slightly more conservative. Think Chris Colfer from Glee, Trixie Mattel out of drag, or the one gay teenager you went to High School with who was middlingly popular. They're good to have around because they're wholesome enough as not to scare the straight people. He's the type to go on a Grindr date and start wedding planning the next day.
I went on a second date with the Gay Next Door and he asked me what we were to each other.
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a senseless asswipe who pops ur footballs and lets his dog shit on yuor lawn he weilds a baseball bat and is usually over 50
damn kid kicked his ball over my lawn ill kill him arghhhh you little asshole u fuckin gonk....etc etct
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Vince, Matt and Billy. One hottie, one emo dude, and one crazyass mutha-fucka.
Did you see Day After Next at Peabodie's? Vince took his shirt off, Matt was rocking out, and Billy beat his head with a drum stick!
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“Double it and give it to the next person” started off as a tiktok trend where the video creator would walk up to random people asking them if they want an amount of money (say $5), or if they’d rather “double it” (as in double the value) “or give it to the next person” (the next person the creator will choose for the video). So, if the first person declined and gave it to the next person, that next person would choose between $10 or passing it on. This would continue until someone chose to keep the money.
These videos evolved and creators used more ridiculous items instead of money, for example, hot dogs or something else that a person would clearly not want and thus would “double and give to the next person”. This is where the meme emerged.
Now, many people will comment “double it and give it to the next person” on tiktoks or reels to express that the video is describing a situation they would not want to be in. In other words, it’s another way of saying “I’d hate to be that guy”
Man: “My wife cheated on me and is pregnant with his child, but I have to take care of the baby financially because he’s incarcerated.”
Commenter: “Double it and give it to the next person”
A response from the perennially pwned when they decline to attend the annual guy's trip to Vegas.
The answer is always "I cant this year, but count me in for next year". The following year, this answer is regurgitated verbatim.
Mich: You going to Vegas this year?
Dork Whiner: Ummm, I cant this year. But count me in for next year!
Mich: *eye roll*
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A TV show about an organisation of children devoted to fighting teenage and adult tyranny with 2X4 technology weapons. One of the best old-school cartoons around because of its deep and detailed worldbuilding, extensive and well-developed characters and great plotlines. The kids live in treehouses, in 'Sectors' of about five operatives, and have assigned codenames; eg. Numbuh 1, Numbuh 2, Numbuh 3, Numbuh 4, Numbuh 5, who are the main characters in the show. They fight villains such as father, the Delightful Children From Down The Lane, Knightbrace, and Count Spankulot, as well as many others.
Though this show has been off the air for a number of years, it has maintained a fanatical following, who I am proud to be part of.
Codename: Kids Next Door
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John: 'Wanna watch Kids Next Door?'
Anna: 'Oh, heck yes. That show Rocks!'
Bill: 'Hey, are you watching KND? I love that show!'
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Numbuh 1: Kids Next Door... BATTLE STATIONS!
(as quoted many times in the series)
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