3 definitions by ahmtds
dey shot ma azz ded and den i wake up in black heven and der was all dis chicken and crack and sheeit and den black jesus was like yo wut up ma brotha welcome to hevizzle and den ah saw dis hot booty angel and ah wuz like yo gurl lemma holla at u and den dey sent me to heel
by ahmtds December 29, 2021
Believed to be quite literally the most evil man in all of human history by Novus Ordoites and the Opus Dei 'crowd.'
Watching his sermon at the 1988 consecrations actually dispels most myths about his intentions, but most people don't bother to do that or for that matter any research and instead prefer to read rumors about him on r/Catholicism saying that he was demonically influenced and a 'rigid schismatic traditionalist.'
Watching his sermon at the 1988 consecrations actually dispels most myths about his intentions, but most people don't bother to do that or for that matter any research and instead prefer to read rumors about him on r/Catholicism saying that he was demonically influenced and a 'rigid schismatic traditionalist.'
SSPX Attendee: Hey, have you heard anything about Archbishop Lefebvre? I just read a couple of his books and they're pretty interesting.
Opus Dei Attendee: Yeah I heard about him. He like, ate children alive and tried to elect himself Pope or something, right?
Opus Dei Attendee: Yeah I heard about him. He like, ate children alive and tried to elect himself Pope or something, right?
by ahmtds June 30, 2021
A two-word argument that can win any debate, regardless of the opposing party's arguments. Typically used when someone exhibits socially conservative views.
Person A: I believe that gender and sex are different.
Person B: I disagree, here's wh-
Person A: Ok incel
Person B: What?
*In this argument, 'Person A,' unequivocally won. 'Person B' must now admit defeat, lest he/she be labeled a 'bigot,' or 'hater,' both of which is are even more powerful arguments.
Person B: I disagree, here's wh-
Person A: Ok incel
Person B: What?
*In this argument, 'Person A,' unequivocally won. 'Person B' must now admit defeat, lest he/she be labeled a 'bigot,' or 'hater,' both of which is are even more powerful arguments.
by ahmtds September 3, 2020