<1992>Angel Hellstrom Jose Robles Is Apollo, The God Of Music The Greek God Of Music, Poetry, Healing, Prophecy, Archery And He Is Deaf With A Unisex Name<1992>

<1992>Angel Hellstrom Jose Robles Is Apollo, The God Of Music The Greek God Of Music, Poetry, Healing, Prophecy, Archery And He Is Deaf With A Unisex Name<1992>

<1992>Angel Hellstrom Jose Robles Is Apollo, The God Of Music The Greek God Of Music, Poetry, Healing, Prophecy, Archery And He Is Deaf With A Unisex Name<1992>

by Angel234IsTheDarkSeraphim April 14, 2025

HE HIT ME !

when Teal fucked up and let up a break away.

most of the time that LD is in bad position and blame the game for his dumbass play, HE HIT ME !

by Stammerchel November 05, 2020

HE HIT ME

When teal fucked up and let up a break away

When the LD give up a break away by doing some dumb shit he yells "HE HIT ME,HE HIT ME"

by Stammerchel November 06, 2020

S(he) Be(li)eve(d)

A truly deep phrase that tells us much about society

Person 1: S(he) Be(li)eve(d)
Person 2: He lid
Person 1: What?
Person 3: Sbeeve

by Sbeve stole your balls May 14, 2024

tot he

Common misspelling of to the

1: I went tot he bar last night
2: I can see you're still recovering
1: >:(

by B1KMusic April 05, 2023

It's just a faze he's going through

A dumb-a** parental excuse to supposedly alleviate concerns and/or resentment regarding a juvenile delinquent who causes disruption and distress to those around him.

Like many of da parents and guardians of "spoiled rich kid" individuals, accompanying grownups no doubt tried to assure fellow humans who were shocked and outraged after witnessing Tronald Dump's acting out as a child dat "it's just a faze he's going through", but we can see dat is his case, said obnoxious tendencies never did get significantly better; if anything, in fact, he's actually become much WORSE in many ways.

by QuacksO December 23, 2022

He/They/It

A group of pronoun sets, meaning that the person would like to be addressed as 'he/him' , 'they/them' , or 'it/its'.

Examples:
He went to the store yesterday
I met them in school today, they were really excited
It has a cat named Lila
He/They/It is/are really nice

you can also mix the pronouns in the sentences, for example:
It was talking with me about their dog, barney the other day. He really loves its pet

by Pterodactyl_Felix February 28, 2022