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If anyone is has no idea what that means, XL bully is a type of dog.
This might be common knowledge, but I've never heard of it.
From Wikipedia:
That dog is so angry looking, like it walks on its own fists, and does pushups.
"Oink!"
Mugshot ass pig
And that one is in the Wikipedia page because it's a champion, meaning a great representative of its breed.
"Ate da catz, 'Ate da postman, 'Ate da neyborz kidz. Simple Az."
That dog looks like it should have an Ankle bracelet, a thick gold chain and be wearing stolen Nikes.
It's such an ugly breed, I've no idea what owners see it in.
They see the power they themselves lack.
There is a woman in my town that has one. And when they were banned the news interviewed her, and she said it's because the dog makes her feel safe when she walks the streets at night.
People buy them to be aggressive, it's ridiculous. If it's a choice between a dangerous dog and allowing people to have guns I honestly would rather that they had guns. At least the gun is controlled by a somewhat competent human, the dog is unpredictable.
So basically the dog is called "Massive Pitbull" but that name is clearly far too coherence, so they changed it to something stupid.
Sounds like a Bad Dragon dildo
I think I’ve got that one!
It’s not a rapper then?
Thank you, I thought they were referring to one of my former classmates.
I think that's because it's UK terminology that's not really used in the US.