2 definitions by Dumfukjuice
by Dumfukjuice May 13, 2019
The history of the name Gardner dates back to the ancient Anglo-Saxon culture of Britain. It is derived from a member of the family who worked as a gardener. This means Gardners are extremely physically tough and normally have an affinity with nature, leading to a deep and contemplative aura, however the history of tough physical labour gives way to a boisterous and extremely animated physical presence. As far as intelligence goes Gardners often have not a lot to offer, as they are naturally an agricultural species. They do however have a grim concentration and strict time management skills, the ability to get the job done.
“Dude I saw this guy in the gym today benching 160, what a Gardner!”
“I watched Gardner complete his whole assignment in 2 nights, classic Gardner move!”
“I watched Gardner complete his whole assignment in 2 nights, classic Gardner move!”
by Dumfukjuice May 12, 2019