mobile
having a car & being able to drive places .
Can be referred to if your dealer can drive & deliver places . (:
Can be referred to if your dealer can drive & deliver places . (:
amy ; "ayyyy, you mobile? i needa dub !"
mac ; "yeah , where you at ?"
mac ; "yeah , where you at ?"
mobile
mobile is a word that means you have a source of transportation meaning you have a car
mobile hey monica i need a ride to work are you mobile
mobile
a city in alabama
sweet home alabama.. dun dun do daint don dun dow
mobile
a small wireless telecommunications device used to contact people on. not to be confused with a 'cell phone', the mobile's primative american cousin, a 'cell phone' also runs on 'gasoline' whereas the more techincaly advanced mobile uses petrol.
i taunted americans with my mobile
i called tony blair on my mobile
i hit a rapist with my mobile
i called tony blair on my mobile
i hit a rapist with my mobile
mobile
The only word Australian and British people use to describe a 'cell phone'. I have never heard an Aussie say 'cell phone'.
Hint: To be cooler, say: 'Mobie'.
"Have ya got ya mobile on ya?"
"Some muh-fucka jacked me for my mobie."
"Have ya got ya mobile on ya?"
"Some muh-fucka jacked me for my mobie."
mobile
Better name than "cell phone". "Cell phone" just sounds tacky, while calling your mobile a "moe-bile" sounds very elite. It's also what the Brits call their mobile phones.
Call me up on my mobile, houses!
mobile
n. abbreviation: mobile phone
If you can't make it give us a ring on me mobile