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A true insult a male uses when trying to astablish dominance
“That’s my food”
“Your mom burger”
A specialized burger made with swiss chard.
"Hey Bob, what's the burger of the day?" "It's the Is This Your Chard Burger! It comes with swiss chard ... get it?"
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A specialized burger served with honey mustard
"Hey Bob, what's the burger of the day?" "It's the Shake Your Honeymaker Burger, it's served with honey mustard!"
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A special Bob's Burgers burger that comes with guava
"Hey Bob, what's the burger of the day?" "It's the 50 Ways to Leave Your Guava Burger, you should try it!"
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It means that someone is going to beat your ass, Double cheese on your burger means someone is going to shot you. and if you got triple sheese on your burger that means you died
man im going to put double cheese on that nigga burger if he shows his face around here again.
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im going to put cheese on your burger if you keep talking shit.
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that boy put cheese on his burger blood he just got the fuck beat out of him
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dam they put double cheese on that suckas burger last night-you see that they said double cheese which means he got shot but did not die
or the most lethal form
Did you hear what happen last night?! sleepy put triple cheese on somebody burger last night and he might be getin life!
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Means beat someones ass
Double Cheese would be a lethal wound but survival
Triple Cheese is killing someone
Hey blood ima put cheese on your burger!
Aye dude you see him someone just put double cheese on that boy burger he got hella bullets in his ass!
Dam that put triple cheese on my pantas Burger last night im hella sad
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Originally, this expression was meant to denote one figuratively brandishing their genitalia in an effort to convey their excitement. Paradoxically, the genesis of this expression was almost responsible for the demise of it. "Get your burger out" was an abysmal and awkward failure at launch, partly because it's kind of not that funny but mostly because it was tyrannically thrusted upon the public lexicon. Furthermore, one could hardly ignore the contrivance of how forced this expression was when it was supposed to define a bit of spontaneity.
Peter: "Just scored some tickets to the all cat opera! Get your burger out!"
Amanda: "What do hamburgers have to do with anything?"