so a bitzee is a collectable of 3, and you play games on it. there is 15 pets to collect on the normal one, 20 on the magic,
and 40 on the disney. you level the pets up into super bitzees, and once there super-bitzees, they have there own game.
pup's game is where you have to jump over space objects and go through a black hole. (u go through the black hole to win)
and 40 on the disney. you level the pets up into super bitzees, and once there super-bitzees, they have there own game.
pup's game is where you have to jump over space objects and go through a black hole. (u go through the black hole to win)
by Mila loves her golden cockapoo January 4, 2025
Get the Bitzee mug.Biweeksly (adjective): Used to indicate that something occurs once every two weeks, as opposed to biweekly, which indicates that something occurs twice in one week. (This helps to resolve the issue of the otherwise ambiguous usage of the word biweekly.)
Person A: So the event is held biweeksly.
Person B: You mean biweekly?
Person A: No, the s is on purpose, it's supposed to indicate a plural of weeks, as in this event is held once every two weeks.
Person B: Oh! That's great! Because otherwise I was just going to have to ask you to clarify what you meant by biweekly!
Person B: You mean biweekly?
Person A: No, the s is on purpose, it's supposed to indicate a plural of weeks, as in this event is held once every two weeks.
Person B: Oh! That's great! Because otherwise I was just going to have to ask you to clarify what you meant by biweekly!
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Austin is the type of dude to get on urban dictionary and write the truth about him and not a bunch of bullshit to make him feel better about his pride. Even though people will try to say that this is a "write about yourself to make you look good" scenario. Well it's not. Austin is not the best looking man in the room nor the nicest, but he knows where he stands. He can be harsh when stepped on and puzzled when he thinks faster than he talks. He cares about what you say as long as you talk to him like a human, not a dog. He can become attached to someone, but only when he truly cares for them. He can be patient if not pushed, and he can bear a lot of stress. Just don't push your luck. Austin can be a great person to be around but only if you take the time to understand him. He can be out going and he can be annoying, but he can also make the worse seem bearable. He is the type of guy that wants to be there for you, but only if you want him there. He can take the weight off your shoulder's and give you hope when nothing is left. I hope you understand what a Austin can be, only if you want him to be.
Becky:That Austin Bizzell guy seems like a jerk....
Brianna: You should get to know him, he is only mean to those who trample on him.
Becky: What do you know anyway, Brianna?
Brianna: I know that he is there for me when I need him.
Brianna: You should get to know him, he is only mean to those who trample on him.
Becky: What do you know anyway, Brianna?
Brianna: I know that he is there for me when I need him.
by Lil Lover 69 July 12, 2017
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Get the 《¤》Bireecabe《¤》bireecabe《¤》Bireecabe《¤》 mug.A stereotypical Polish small-time businessman or self-made entrepreneur who believes he’s always right and above everyone else, running his business according to his own, usually unprofessional and often comical rules. Characterized by lack of class, pettiness, greed, and a disregard for social or ethical standards, a "janusz biznesu" frequently embarrasses himself and those around him with his crude behavior and questionable decisions. He embodies the „new money” hustler—someone who ignores basic manners and any sense of professional culture.
This is a frequent meme archetype in Polish internet culture, mocking the absurdity and grotesque side of local “business folklore.”
A classic example: a public scandal where a businessman snatches a signed cap from a child at a sports event. Calling such a person a "Polish millionaire" or "CEO" (as English-language media did about Piotr Szczerek) completely misses the point—"janusz biznesu" is the only label that perfectly fits this brand of zero-class entrepreneurship in Poland.
This is a frequent meme archetype in Polish internet culture, mocking the absurdity and grotesque side of local “business folklore.”
A classic example: a public scandal where a businessman snatches a signed cap from a child at a sports event. Calling such a person a "Polish millionaire" or "CEO" (as English-language media did about Piotr Szczerek) completely misses the point—"janusz biznesu" is the only label that perfectly fits this brand of zero-class entrepreneurship in Poland.
My boss just took all the tips for himself—total janusz biznesu vibes.
My boss demanded we bring our own toilet paper to work—classic Janusz biznesu behavior.
My boss demanded we bring our own toilet paper to work—classic Janusz biznesu behavior.
by Meluco Copi August 31, 2025
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