A fork of Rural Dictionary
Bill & Wade Productions is a short film company that has directed and produced several semi-famous films. I.E. "The Stuph", "Bush in my Bed", and newest "The Run". It was formed by two seventeen year old highschool students (Bill & Wade) in North Carolina. The material for their films is usually random and pointless. But none the less funny. You can see all their work at their myspace page. www.myspace.com/billandwade
Random person- "Dude have you seen dat movie dat be on enturnet? its funny!
other Random person- "yeah "The Stuph"? Its so funny!!! I laughed till i puked! Its by Bill & Wade Productions! They make all kinds of funny films!
Random person- "Thanks man!"
Holy cow the shelves are full of cosmic products
Do you like my cosmic product
3 Super Products = Cosmic product
End of the world gun, grenade launcher attachment, laser scope = Cosmic product
Pomegranate, honey, cbd mixed = Cosmic product
Water, Suger, Coffeebeans = Cosmic product
3 in one already built ready to go
I want a cosmic product weapon.
Taking a shit. Or going number two. Saying it in a discreet way.
Sorry I'm late I was in a production meeting.
Whilst showering, one half of the couple gives oral to the other whilst the receiver washes the givers hair.
Alex and I think we are a very productive couple if you catch my drift.
When a squeeze bottle is low on product and makes fart sounds when you squeeze it.
We’ve got ketchup in the fridge, but we’re almost out and it’s farting out product
Where the greatest product minds from revered organizations and establishments convene at Asia's biggest virtual event for products and startups to build 'World-Class From India'.
NASSCOM Product Conclave (NPC) is a must-attend event for anyone in the product industry,
Are you attending the NASSCOM Product Conclave (NPC) 2021 too?
I want my company to get exposure at the NASSCOM Product Conclave (NPC) event!
When a tech product (such as an app) works so well already that they actively make it worse by implementing features no one needs.
Yeah, Discord is definitely suffering from solid product syndrome.