Executioner: The prisoner wishes to say a word.
William Wallace: FREEEEE-DOMMMMMM!
William Wallace: "They may take our lives, but they'll never take our freedom!"
William Wallace: FREEEEE-DOMMMMMM!
William Wallace: "They may take our lives, but they'll never take our freedom!"
by Sourskittle69185 August 8, 2005
Person 1: Hey did you see we are going to kill people to spread freedom!
Person 2: Yeah, lets force that freedom on their asses
How can the war be bad? we are spreading F r e e d o m
Person 2: Yeah, lets force that freedom on their asses
How can the war be bad? we are spreading F r e e d o m
by Devster April 9, 2006
When you're hella depressed from a phat breakup, that eternal feeling of darkness and lack of life is known as T H E V O I D. T H E V O I D consumes you. Few escape from T H E V O I D.
Person 1: Well boys, T H E V O I D has returned.
Person 2: Dude, T H E V O I D gets me every day bro.
Person 1: T H E V O I D is my home now.
Person 2: Dude, T H E V O I D gets me every day bro.
Person 1: T H E V O I D is my home now.
by pandaturtle October 29, 2019
1.
An overrated value of denouncing all sorts of economical, political, cultural, familial, psychological, spiritual and emotional bounds, which once -if ever- achieved leaves one with immense anguish due to the unbearable burden of taking responsibility for certain choices and simultaneously excluding endless others and giving up the sweet warmth of being able to blame others. Such desperation leads one to reconsider the value of freedom and makes one often wish that ones freedom is quickly taken back in order for one to regain a sense of identity and blissfully start blaming others again.
2.
The peaceful sense of fulfilment achieved by a spiritual being who has completed the process of growth, by successfully taking responsibility for his/her choices, feels content with his/her life's work and relational evolution and is ready to move on from life.
An overrated value of denouncing all sorts of economical, political, cultural, familial, psychological, spiritual and emotional bounds, which once -if ever- achieved leaves one with immense anguish due to the unbearable burden of taking responsibility for certain choices and simultaneously excluding endless others and giving up the sweet warmth of being able to blame others. Such desperation leads one to reconsider the value of freedom and makes one often wish that ones freedom is quickly taken back in order for one to regain a sense of identity and blissfully start blaming others again.
2.
The peaceful sense of fulfilment achieved by a spiritual being who has completed the process of growth, by successfully taking responsibility for his/her choices, feels content with his/her life's work and relational evolution and is ready to move on from life.
1.
You have the F r e e d o m to do whatever you want, (as long as it is what I want).
adult child: o.k. (as long as I can blame you for the rest of my life).
2.
I am not hoping for anything,
I am not afraid of anything,
I have F r e e d o m!
Nikos Kazantzakis
You have the F r e e d o m to do whatever you want, (as long as it is what I want).
adult child: o.k. (as long as I can blame you for the rest of my life).
2.
I am not hoping for anything,
I am not afraid of anything,
I have F r e e d o m!
Nikos Kazantzakis
by Aniretak October 12, 2007
c o e y is life. c o e y is us. there is nothing without c o e y. we are all inevitably c o e y in the end.
c o e y c o e y c o e y c o e y c o e y c o e y c o e y c o e y c o e y c o e y c o e y c o e y c o e y c o e y c o e y c o e y c o e y c o e y
by c o e y May 10, 2021
“Modern art is b e g o t t e nesque.”
by MaybeARealWord March 30, 2021