Mexican Judo
the mexican martial art: usually involves pulling out a concealed gun or knife during a fight.
the name comes from the accent of many mexicans when they try to say the word “you” it comes out “chew or jhew” and they way they run enlish words together making the phrase “you don’t” sound sort of like “judo”
watch out he probably knows mexican judo…\
(fake accent) judo-know if he has a knife, judo-know if he has a gun.
a martial art originating in mexico that spread north across united state’s borders, normally in the middle of the night and under the influence of tequila. mexican judo is used to intimidate opponents before fights.
want some mexican judo? ju-don’t know who you’re messing with homes
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