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What is Graf?
southern california based cinema-grind band which melts faces with gnarly blasts, an array of sound clips from various late 80's/early 90's action films and lyrics comprised entirely of selections from the scripts of the aforementioned films.
i totally got what i deserved during the breakdown in "todd and janelle" at the gorlock show last night.
graf orlock is the best/most annoying band in the world.
www.graforlock.com
www.myspace.com/graforlock
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Graf - video
Graf - what is it?
The term "Graffing Out" refers to the act of having a few screws lose or to be mentally unstable, commonly used in Dominos for some employees having problems.
Wow, Mike must be Graffing Out. He hasnt done anything right today.
What does "Graf" mean?
graf, someone who thinks carolina is a fucking retard
wow, that guy is such a graf, he's yelling at that bitch
Graf - what does it mean?
The ART of graffiting not randomly scralling your name or nickname on a wall. Graf is sometimes sold in speciallised shops.
Boy 1: Man that guys graf is awesome!
Boy 2: Yeah, he's been graffing it for an hour now
Graf - meaning
Graf is a shortened or slang term for graffiti.
I saw some sick graf downtown last night.
Graf - definition
Publishing slang for 'paragraph'.
(Repeating story to add dropped subscriber number in fourth graf)
Graf - slang
Refers to someone who is usually smoking a pack of Marlboro cigarettes while saying things like "What is Good" and "Dom is beatin ass".
Hey look at that Graf over there...ha what a piece of shit.
Graf
A kid who loves to whack off to pictures of crew boats
Man, that graf is creeping me out he keeps looking at the boat with really gay eyes
Graf
Some one who tells REALLY bad jokes
"Hey man stop being a Graf!"
Graf
A historical German noble title equal in rank to a count (derived from the Latin Comes) or a British earl (an Anglo-Saxon title akin to the Viking title Jarl).
Since August 1919, in Germany, Graf and all other titles are considered a part of the name. The comital title Graf has of course also been used by German-speakers (as official or vernacular language), also in Austria and other Habsburg crown lands (mainly Slavic and Hungary), in Liechtenstein and much of Switzerland.
Tom is related to a German Graf.