Murdered Out?

GClark

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http://lmgtfy.com/?q=murdered+out

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all black...

 

Pedro

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ok but where did it come from?

someone just needed a new catchphrase for Black on black?

I only ask because it has no interperative meanting. unlike slammed, dropped, poke, ect it doesn't really mean what it is describing.

 

STInate

Baxley’s Speed Shop
I think it has something to do with the dark nature of murder. Black as murder. It looks evil something like that

 

Pedro

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I think it has something to do with the dark nature of murder. Black as murder. It looks evil something like that
ehh what ever floats yer boat. I just couldn't deal with cleaning a black car all the time.
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EvilAsPie

New member
a murder is a group of crows. Thus the connection between murder and black.

I question coming from man with white cars. Not surprising.
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Pedro

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I have a dark grey one and a goldish/rust one too!

would murdered in, be a car with an all black interior?

thus justifying the "out"

if it were, the GLI is Murdered In yo!

 

Pedro

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it was made more popular on the MTV show Rob and Big.
so I can blame this trend on a cartoon?

does that mean my white rex with red flaps and black and beige interior is:

spaghettid out and partially murdered in? or would it be less confusing to say:

red on white on black on beige?

 

Nigel Prodrive

Dirt surfer
...so I guess my WRB wag with black wheelz, black trim, black pinstripes and black int is....black n blue = Bruised Out?

[[[judging by paint condition & wrinkles in the skidplate, it IS kinda Bruised Out]]]

 

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