A garbage mantra typically found on cheap wine glasses, which indicate a lady of a certain age is abusing klonopin and ok with anal.
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A sign put up in someone's house meaning you should leave the premises and cut off all connections with the owner never to return to that place again.
I moved into my new flat and saw my flatmate had a 'live love laugh' sign up in their room so I had to sleep on the streets that night instead.
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Sorry Bro, I lived mas over the weekend and I can't make it to your party.
Let's get crunk and live mas!
Let's get crunk and live mas!
by Time_Guy March 26, 2016
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Get the Live for your doggos mug.Both a noun and a verb, referring to someone who lives aboard a boat, e.g., 'They live aboard their boat' or 'he is a live-aboard'. Can be temporary or permanent, for the length of a dive, vacation, season, lifetime or retirement. If of a more permanent nature, refers to someone who likes the carefree lifestyle associated with living on a boat vs. the responsibility of living in a dwelling on land
One to another: My Dad is retiring soon and he's going to sell his house and become a live-aboard.
Another: No way!
One: Yes, he's going to live-aboard his boat and just sail around the Caribbean and see every single island.
Another: No way!
One: Yes, he's going to live-aboard his boat and just sail around the Caribbean and see every single island.
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Get the Live-aboard mug.An expression used to encourage participants of Kairos, a Jesuit retreat, to live out the promises they made on the fourth and final day of the retreat.
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