u.d.w.o.t.d.
urban dictionary word of the day, a.k.a. the greatest thing known to mankind.
mike: hey, tom. you get your u.d.w.o.t.d.?
tom: yeah, man, it’s only like the greatest thing ever!
mike: bet.
stupid, pointless, n-body ever uses them.
ud is an outlet for p-ss-es who have beef with someone and won’t say what they have to say to their face because they know they would get slaughtered by either words, or fists. also 90% of the definitions are inaccurate.
ud wotd … that wasn’t obvious or clever
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