Tracker's share/trade

Many thanks for the chance!

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Thanks for the opportunity!!

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Nice :+1: giveaway @Tracker! :partying_face::partying_face::partying_face: was really glad :slightly_smiling_face: to see you do this again! :clap::tophat::+1::wink::facepunch::sunglasses::peace_symbol:

Good luck everyone! :crossed_fingers::ok_hand::four_leaf_clover::slightly_smiling_face::wink::+1::facepunch::sunglasses::peace_symbol:

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Thanks Tracker. :+1:t3:

Good luck everyone!
:smiley:

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Awsome wiki!
Thanks Tracker :seedling:
Good luck to all!

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I’ll jump on the tracker train at gate 18 ty @Tracker

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Oohh another fantastic giveaway from @Tracker … Thank buddy your a true OG

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Thank you @Tracker!!!

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Heck ya in like Flynn. I have no idea what that actually means so.

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I believe it’s “in like Flynt”, and it’s in reference to Larry Flynt, the creator of Penthouse… So “in” means… Well, you can guess what it means, hahaha :grin:

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Thank you for the chance @Tracker!!

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Ahh I was afraid of that. :+1:

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I could be wrong, but even if I am, thinking about it this way cracks me up :joy:

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Actually, a reference to a James Coburn movie 1966. “In Like Flint” Good movie. :grin:

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The 1966 movie was Our Man Flint. In Like Flint was the sequel in 1967.

Saw both in a Drive-In in '69.

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I stand corrected. 🥸

edit- both were great movies .:grin:

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Thank you both!

At least I had the last name right, hahaha

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#31 @I.am.human wins a variety pack. Please send DM.

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@kasper0909 you did have it right! 2 totally different phrases from 2 different movies but mean the same thing.


Basically the same meaning lol

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Aah! Nice, now I don’t feel like a weirdo. :rofl:

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