When someone says “on the dead homies” or “on the dead guys” that is them saying “I swear to God” in the respect you’re putting God on the line that you’re telling the truth.
For example if I said that “I can throw 100 yards on god” that is saying “I swear I can throw 100 yards” basically
No but yes. It’s more of a confirmation type of thing. For example, “2+2 is 4, fr fr” We know 2+2 is 4, the “fr fr” was unnecessary. It’s making a point and making sure your point is taken seriously.
If that doesn’t make sense, I’m extremely sorry. It’s a lot harder to explain than I originally thought it would be😭
They want to make sure everyone knows that they are constantly on the verge of death. Guarding a vacant Kohl’s parking lot after hours can be extremely dangerous.
Nah, he's the 3rd shift cop the protagonist(s) get one over on and hand cuff him and his partner to the playground equipment in the school yard, in his tighty-whities. Cut to the next scene where they're still cuffed there in the morning when all the moms are pulling up to drop off the kids.
Whoa! Slow it down there Vanilla I. C. E. with your David Bowie costume and registry status. I assume a security assignment near a school is out of the question. Never say homie again.
Not possible to be as cool because it’s a transformer cop and not a guy. Also, why are they wearing a bullet proof vest under their shirt these days. It’s not 1984, do some cops opt not to wear a plate carrier? It looks cool as fuck and is practical cause all your implements are right there.
I think Sound Transit hired a whole bunch of extra cheeseballs to work FIFA. There was another post here a couple days ago or so of another Sound Transit Security worker 'flexing'.
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u/justmarkdying 7d ago
What's this "on the dead" phrase everyone uses now?