4 definitions by TheHolyKetchup9
A mixed bag. Believe me sometimes it's good and then other times you have that one Year 11 student who's a paedophile. Some think it's a pretty good school others think it's a shithole.
A guy walked in and stole Chromebooks at night once in 2018 and a few years before someone made a makeshift knife from a pencil sharpener blade and threatened someone with it
A guy walked in and stole Chromebooks at night once in 2018 and a few years before someone made a makeshift knife from a pencil sharpener blade and threatened someone with it
Person 1: "So what do you think of Droylsden Academy?"
Person 2: "It was mid."
Person 3: "The equivalent to the Devil's cesspit."
Person 2: "It was mid."
Person 3: "The equivalent to the Devil's cesspit."
by TheHolyKetchup9 July 29, 2022
Flameheart is an asshole.
by TheHolyKetchup9 August 30, 2021
(Surname definitions)
Spain: Noble surnames, such as Arora, evoke images of the ancient homeland of the Spanish people. The original bearer of the name Arora, which is a local surname, once lived, held land, or was born in the beautiful region of Spain.
Indian (Panjab): Hindu and Sikh name based on the name of a mercantile community of the Panjab. It is derived from a place name, Aror (now known as Rohri, in Sind, Pakistan). According to legend the Aroras are of Kshatriya stock, but denied their Kshatriya origin in order to escape persecution by Paras Ram (parašurama in Sanskrit means ‘Rama with the axe’), calling themselves Aur, which means ‘someone else’ in Hindi and Panjabi. Some believe the Aroras to be related to another prominent mercantile community of the Panjab, the Khatris.
Spain: Noble surnames, such as Arora, evoke images of the ancient homeland of the Spanish people. The original bearer of the name Arora, which is a local surname, once lived, held land, or was born in the beautiful region of Spain.
Indian (Panjab): Hindu and Sikh name based on the name of a mercantile community of the Panjab. It is derived from a place name, Aror (now known as Rohri, in Sind, Pakistan). According to legend the Aroras are of Kshatriya stock, but denied their Kshatriya origin in order to escape persecution by Paras Ram (parašurama in Sanskrit means ‘Rama with the axe’), calling themselves Aur, which means ‘someone else’ in Hindi and Panjabi. Some believe the Aroras to be related to another prominent mercantile community of the Panjab, the Khatris.
by TheHolyKetchup9 May 11, 2022
by TheHolyKetchup9 May 16, 2022