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Jackass that, during warm-ups, always runs ~50 meters ahead of everyone else. They are usually the worst placed person on the team.
Hey Captain Prove-Nothing! Get your ass back here!!
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To prove you aren’t gay to somebody is to have heterosexual sex with them
I’m proving I’m not gay with Kiera
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The worst Tony Hawk game I have ever played. Trying to make a button mashing game challenging by making you have to combo EVERYTHING is just stupid. Even the distance challenges seem glitchy, where you have to get about 10 feet past the Sick marker for it to actually give you a sick rating. Most of the challenges require tons of trial and error and way more patience than it's worth. Sometimes it's even hard to find a challenge, because they're scattered all over the place, and there's still the annoying gaps to find which have very vague names that could mean anything and you either have to gap everything or just look online for the gap locations
Tony Hawk's Proving Ground sucks.
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When you ask someone for proof to their statements and they say 'I got nothing to prove' which basically means they're bullshitting.
Connor: yeah I have a new r9 390x graphics card
Bob: Show me a screenshot of your PC specs
Connor: I got nothing to prove, I'm not lying
Bob: Then show me some proof
Connor: got nothing to prove.
Bob: But your bullshit? lmao.
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A free first person shooter created by the government funded by our taxes. Its sole purpose is to brainwash the current generation of kids into joining the US army and thinking that war is actually pretty close to Call of Duty
Averagekid - "Oh look a free game on the internet! It's called.... AAPG....America's Army: Proving Grounds??? Guess I gotta prove myself haha!
(2 months later)
Averagekid - "I spent so much time playing that my grades have plummeted, and I am now a failure. Time to join the army!"
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You have the right to ask someone to prove they don’t have a shrimp. They must not back down today..
Ally: I am so sad, I think Johnny has a small d. Maria: It’s okay, since today is “National Prove Your D Isn’t Small” you can ask him! Ally: Really??? Maria: Yes!
A combination of approval by the person and the act of demonstrating and acknowledging the truth or existence of something.
When Marcus bought a new car and his friend liked the car, his friend said, "Proved!"
Sally walked out of the dressing room with a new dress. Her friend liked the dress and said, "Proved."
That sports match was really awesome. Answer: "Proved."