a brutal death metal band from sweden. they have anti-christian beliefs and their songs are named like "god gives head in heaven", which is a great one. they play very technical and fast.
if you belief in god, and love god and so on... never listen to aeon or you will rage (or cry if your'e a pussy)
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Aevidum. It was created from the Latin root “vid” (meaning life) and is an expression of assurance to another person meaning, “I have your back.” This word has yet to make its way into the dictionary. But it will.
The Students Against Destructive Decisions Club at Cocalico High School created the word aevidum to raise awareness of the warning signs of depression. With this word and this website (www aevidum dot com), we hope to inform as many people as possible of the warning signs of depression in hopes to prevent suicide.
Since aevidum club was started after the death of a student in 2003, it has won numerous honors, most notably SADDs’ prestigious “National Activity of the Year” award, selected from more than 10,000 schools.
This past November, aevidum was presented the State’s Activity of the Year Award at the Pennsylvania SADD conference. This club is also one of the first High School groups in the nation to address these taboo issues.
Pledging aevidum is easy. Make your way to the “Warning Signs” page, read them, and then email the aevidum postcard to a friend. That’s it.
Suicide is preventable. Know the warning signs.
Pledge aevidum, save lives.
Aevidum. It was created from the Latin root “vid” (meaning life) and is an expression of assurance to another person meaning, “I have your back.” This word has yet to make its way into the dictionary. But it will.
The Students Against Destructive Decisions Club at Cocalico High School created the word aevidum to raise awareness of the warning signs of depression. With this word and this website (www aevidum dot com), we hope to inform as many people as possible of the warning signs of depression in hopes to prevent suicide.
Since aevidum club was started after the death of a student in 2003, it has won numerous honors, most notably SADDs’ prestigious “National Activity of the Year” award, selected from more than 10,000 schools.
This past November, aevidum was presented the State’s Activity of the Year Award at the Pennsylvania SADD conference. This club is also one of the first High School groups in the nation to address these taboo issues.
Pledging aevidum is easy. Make your way to the “Warning Signs” page, read them, and then email the aevidum postcard to a friend. That’s it.
Suicide is preventable. Know the warning signs.
Pledge aevidum, save lives.
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American Eagle: Nice, simple shirts that don't look lame but don't look like billboards. Nice prices.
Abercrombie: Ridiculously overpriced clothes that are way too small and ride too low. Totally conformist, out of style, and you're dumber then John McCain if you like them.
The stores are like, caves drowned in cologne.
Holister: Like abercrombie only a little cheaper... They're okay... Just don't get clothes that are too small, because that's a growing trend and it's stupid.
Also like a cave drowned in cologne. It's intresting to note that Abercrombie owns Holister, yet the ones in the mall still compete price-wise. It's ridiculous.
Aeropostal: The most affordable store. Has some nice clothes, and the best sales EVER. I'm not talking 20$ T's, more like 5-12$. Plus, they always have sales.
I like Aero best because it's not too popular and is the most affordable. Runner up would be american eagle.
American Eagle: Nice, simple shirts that don't look lame but don't look like billboards. Nice prices.
Abercrombie: Ridiculously overpriced clothes that are way too small and ride too low. Totally conformist, out of style, and you're dumber then John McCain if you like them.
The stores are like, caves drowned in cologne.
Holister: Like abercrombie only a little cheaper... They're okay... Just don't get clothes that are too small, because that's a growing trend and it's stupid.
Also like a cave drowned in cologne. It's intresting to note that Abercrombie owns Holister, yet the ones in the mall still compete price-wise. It's ridiculous.
Aeropostal: The most affordable store. Has some nice clothes, and the best sales EVER. I'm not talking 20$ T's, more like 5-12$. Plus, they always have sales.
I like Aero best because it's not too popular and is the most affordable. Runner up would be american eagle.
Aeropostal is amazing.
by Rules1&2 July 25, 2009
Get the Aeropostal mug.Clothing store targeted at preteens and young teens from upper-middle-class families. Their products are available in smaller sizes and often at lower prices than stores such as Abercrombie and American Eagle. Some, but not all, Aero products are more appropriate for middle school students; examples include monkeys, turtles, and the butterfly logo on girls' clothing. Store also sells jewelry, purses, and shoes.
"Mom, for my 13th birthday can I have one of those Aeropostale sweatshirts with the monkeys on them?"
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