.9.In Hindu mythology, Yama and Yami (also known as Yamuna) are twins, born to the sun god Surya and Saranyu (or Sanjna). They are considered to be the same age, as they were born at the same time.9.

.9.In Hindu mythology, Yama and Yami (also known as Yamuna) are twins, born to the sun god Surya and Saranyu (or Sanjna). They are considered to be the same age, as they were born at the same time.9.

.9.In Hindu mythology, Yama and Yami (also known as Yamuna) are twins, born to the sun god Surya and Saranyu (or Sanjna). They are considered to be the same age, as they were born at the same time.9.

by .6.9.7.6.ArimorylulA.8.3.0.5. August 18, 2025

We were right, til we weren't

That's called BEING WRONG BITCH! WRONG! W!R!O!N!G! WRONG!

Nepobaby fat-cock apologist "We were right, til we weren't. Built a-"

Hym "WROOOOONG!"

Nepobaby fat-cock apologist "House and-"

Hym "WROOOOOOOOOOOOOONG!"

Nepobaby fat-cock apologist "Watched it-"

Hym "WROOOOOOONG! IT'S CALLED BEING WRONG! STUPID BITCH! WROOOOOONG!"

Nepobaby fat-cock apologist "Burn..." ☹️

Hym "WRONG! WRONG, WRONG! WRONG!

by Hym Iam March 27, 2024

we were excited

a phrase used to quite literally say “we were excited” however, the use of the word “were” in the sentence has no past tense meaning. so it basically means “we’re excited.”

Johnny: I got the booze.
Lia: We were excited.

by 4loona December 30, 2023

you were a wonderful experience

“you were a wonderful experience” is a fionna and cake reference in season 1 episode 10.

betty: you were a wonderful experience.
simon: you were everything.

by anonymous December 18, 2023

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you instantly copied the first line for making a new word

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by BottomDop February 20, 2022

We were MESSED UPPP

Internet slang stating a group of people had a fun LEGAL time

Dude last night we were MESSED UPPPPP

by Sweetypotatoe January 29, 2025

there were no signs

An excuse, that parents use to absolve themselfes from any erratical behaviour their own offspring might do.

Claiming that there were no clear warning red flags to prevent them from acting this way.

"There were no signs"

by Sosku10 May 3, 2025