Ivigayle is one of the nicest, beautiful, shy, quite, and awesome people you will ever meet. She will most likely go as Ivi. She is quite at first, but once you get to know her she will open up. She tends to keep her emotions hidden. Most people can't even tell when she's sad. But when she's in a bad or sad mood she'll shut down. She will do anything for her friends and lover. Even if she does not feel like doing it. She always puts her friends and lover first, and if anyone were to steal her lover she would do everything in her power to get them back. She loves her dog, going on Discord, talking to friends, Snapchat, and Instagram. If you have and Ivigayle never let her go, and if you do you will regret it the rest of your life.
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Get the Irrigiggle mug.When someone is deliberately irritating/winding someone up with the intention of causing an argument
Constantly talking during a film
Ged- Guess who she is married to/ Is divorced from/Has split up with/weren't they in that film bla bla bla? Etc...
Jane- I don't care, I have told you before-no talking during film and especially the dialogue- you're so bloody annoying!
Ged- Oh come on I know you love trivia-after all you are a woman!
Jane-Shut the f.... up and stop being so irrigational!
Ged- Guess who she is married to/ Is divorced from/Has split up with/weren't they in that film bla bla bla? Etc...
Jane- I don't care, I have told you before-no talking during film and especially the dialogue- you're so bloody annoying!
Ged- Oh come on I know you love trivia-after all you are a woman!
Jane-Shut the f.... up and stop being so irrigational!
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This fetid stream of consciousness all too frequently bypasses the editorial treatment plant, instead spilling directly into the Sea of Literature, where swimmers caught in the noxious tide experience recurring, involuntary thoughts all broadly equivalent to "Why am I reading this?!"
This fetid stream of consciousness all too frequently bypasses the editorial treatment plant, instead spilling directly into the Sea of Literature, where swimmers caught in the noxious tide experience recurring, involuntary thoughts all broadly equivalent to "Why am I reading this?!"
Bob: Hey Mary, what are you reading?
Mary: Meh, just the latest in the flood of vampire novels aimed at teenage girls, by some writer keen to jump on the bandwagon. It's all first-person stream of consciousness though: it's not reading, so much as wading through the effluent from the author's anacoluthonic irrigation.
Mary: Meh, just the latest in the flood of vampire novels aimed at teenage girls, by some writer keen to jump on the bandwagon. It's all first-person stream of consciousness though: it's not reading, so much as wading through the effluent from the author's anacoluthonic irrigation.
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