blood out
(slang, US) To leave a criminal gang by committing a murder for the organization in order to be given permission to leave, because the departing gangbanger can not snitch without also being charged wi
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Congratulations! You did it! It is so difficult to get blood out of a cheap rock!
like getting blood out of a stone but he coughed it up eventually 22% don't know, if you're wondering. same as ed davey, lol
The third term is BS, a con to make you believe he’s healthy! His Cankles are a sign of congestive heart disease when your heart isn’t strong enough to pump the blood out of your legs, therefore it pools at your ankles.
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(slang, US) To leave a criminal gang by committing a murder for the organization in order to be given permission to leave, because the departing gangbanger can not snitch without also being charged with the murder.
“Congratulations! You did it! It is so difficult to get blood out of a cheap rock!”
— Bluesky· May 2026“like getting blood out of a stone but he coughed it up eventually 22% don't know, if you're wondering. same as ed davey, lol”
— Bluesky· May 2026“The third term is BS, a con to make you believe he’s healthy! His Cankles are a sign of congestive heart disease when your heart isn’t strong enough to pump the blood out of your legs, therefore it pools at your ankles.”
— Bluesky· May 2026
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