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mitmop by ann chumima November 28, 2012
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mitrophondick prochestyrun
When there’s no word to describe a certain person. Basically every word in the dictionary merged into one.
Person 1: Did you see what Nico said today?
Person 2: I rather not talk about it. That kid is a total mitrophondick prochestyrun.
Person 2: I rather not talk about it. That kid is a total mitrophondick prochestyrun.
mitrophondick prochestyrun by Giraffe360 December 14, 2019
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Mitropolis
The meaning of Mitropolis is a place of peace people can go too, to find happiness , hope and the feeling of care to get away from the sadness and the bad stuff going on in the world.
Mitropolis by Clueless. February 11, 2021
mitmot
A mitmot is also known as a windowlicker or chinbiter. Basically a person incapable of caring for themselves whilst being oblivious to such things as deranged flatulence, trouser accidents, drooling.
Other terms could be "spaz" "spaccer" "spacker" "joey" "retard" or "mong"
Other terms could be "spaz" "spaccer" "spacker" "joey" "retard" or "mong"
mitmot
a mitmot is generally a tramp, somebody dirty, scruffy, smelly but can be used as a everyday insulting word
'eww look at that mitmot'
Mitopause
Do you have symptoms of no energy? Do you think your mitochondria - your body’s mini power plants - became sick, quit working and went on an extended vacation? Is so, you may be experiencing mitopause.
Has your body been incapable of work for 6 months or more? Were you previously a healthy, normal person who overnight could no longer get out of bed? Do you feel you have an energy level of zero or less? Does doctor Google say you have CFS/ME while your primary care doc says to you, “Your bloodwork shows nothing wrong. The good news is, this condition is not fatal. The bad news is, this condition is not fatal.” Is NIH funding for your life altering illness less than the money earmarked to study male pattern baldness?
Guess what? You have entered mitopause.
Has your body been incapable of work for 6 months or more? Were you previously a healthy, normal person who overnight could no longer get out of bed? Do you feel you have an energy level of zero or less? Does doctor Google say you have CFS/ME while your primary care doc says to you, “Your bloodwork shows nothing wrong. The good news is, this condition is not fatal. The bad news is, this condition is not fatal.” Is NIH funding for your life altering illness less than the money earmarked to study male pattern baldness?
Guess what? You have entered mitopause.