PALCS
PALCS by Poptarts_and_Donkeys May 19, 2011
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PALCS Kid
Students (and sometimes alumni) of Pennsylvania Leadership Charter School (PALCS.) PALCS Kids typically have a fondness of cats, pop-tarts and energy drinks and involvement in school field trips and activities such as student government. A PALCS Kid has a twisted sense of humor and often takes interest in things that are generally considered to be out of the norm. They are an artsy, politically minded bunch who would most likely be deemed as "one of those weird kids" in a brick and mortar school setting, but all in all, a PALCS Kid has heart. It takes something special to be a true PALCS Kid.
PALCS Kid by Poptarts_and_Donkeys May 19, 2011
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PALCS Kid • palc • palestined • Palestine • Palestinian • palestining • Palestinianed • Palas • palash • palesa
Palesa
the most beautiful, amazing, courageous, and outgoing person you will ever meet. She is confident in everything she doe and is a total nerd. Smart but fun, also one of the most brutally honest people on earth but makes many friends. She is very caring and doesn't want anything bad happening to her friends. She doesn't really care about what people say about her she does wtf she wants to do whenever she wants to. She might be shy in the beginning but wait for her wild side. She loves the word "lol".
palesa
palesa by Desire Nickole April 1, 2010
Palos Park
An affluent suburb of Chicago characterized by new money and sprawling forests. Of Chicago's south suburbs, Palos Park is by far the wealthiest and most expensive. Trees outnumber people 10,000 to 1. Tucked behind acres of woods are some of the biggest damn houses you can find in Chicago. Not as rich as nearby Hinsdale - or northern burbs like Winnetka - but compared to the "other" Palos-es, it's Beverly Hills.
Q: Where did you grow up?
A: Palos
Q: Which Palos? Hills, Heights, or Park?
A: Palos Park - Didn't you see my Maserati?
A: Palos
Q: Which Palos? Hills, Heights, or Park?
A: Palos Park - Didn't you see my Maserati?
Palos Park by Park-side August 18, 2013
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