2 epic duds doing epic stuff. Basically 2 youtubers. Nick and Andreas. Nick is the ultra chad, Andreas is youtube jesus.
“bro have u seen the latest lunar squadron video?”
“No? Bruh wtf, i’ll have to lunar squadron you.”
“Ratio +- L + cope”
“No? Bruh wtf, i’ll have to lunar squadron you.”
“Ratio +- L + cope”
by The Writing Master April 11, 2022
All the phases of the Moon
by Sara132048 February 27, 2016
The New Lunar Republic or NLR, is a resistance army lead by Princess Luna that comes from the show "My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic." The NLR was a fan fiction created by the older fans of MLP:FIM called Bronies. The goal of the NLR is to help Princess Luna take her older sister Princess Celestia out of power thus bringing eternal night. Princess Celestia is the leader of the solar empire. Her forces fight for eternal day. Also, the NLR has vastly outnumbers the solar empire about 5:1.
GUY#1) Are you from The New Lunar Republic or Solar Empire?
Guy#2) Praise the sun!
Guy#1) *cuts off Guy#2's head*Long live Luna! Luna Nobis Providet!
Guy#2) Praise the sun!
Guy#1) *cuts off Guy#2's head*Long live Luna! Luna Nobis Providet!
by NLR_Brony August 7, 2013
The New Lunar Republic or NLR, is a resistance army lead by Princess Luna that comes from the show "My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic." The NLR was a fan fiction created by the older fans of MLP:FIM called Bronies. The goal of the NLR is to help Princess Luna take her older sister Princess Celestia out of power thus bringing eternal night. Princess Celestia is the leader of the solar empire. Her forces fight for eternal day. Also, the NLR has vastly outnumbers the solar empire about 5:1.
GUY#1) Are you from The New Lunar Republic or Solar Empire?
Guy#2) Praise the sun!
Guy#1) *cuts off Guy#2's head*Long live Luna! Luna Nobis Providet!
Guy#2) Praise the sun!
Guy#1) *cuts off Guy#2's head*Long live Luna! Luna Nobis Providet!
by NLR_Brony August 7, 2013
by A-row May 20, 2003
Lunar new year falls on February 5th
by Titus dyfilid February 13, 2019
A new year term used by someone (who doesn’t approve of China’s internal politics and its foreign policy in bribing or bullying many poor or developing natural resources-rich countries) to their Chinese friends, foes, or fiends rather than using “Chinese New Year.”
If you want to be in the good books of the Chinese communists or nationalists, use “Chinese Lunar New Year,” not the arguably disrespectful “Lunar New Year” or the highly disparaging “Korean Lunar New Year” to infuriate them.
by Fasters January 30, 2023