Forever, always.

A term frequently used by two infamous lovers; Mark and Georgina. They both fell in love at a young age of 14 and 17. They both went on to live the rest of their lives together with two beautiful children and another on the way. Since they met they'd use the phrase Forever, always as in to say 'all of forever'. They had the perfect life and as they'd died in bed together at the ages of 92 and 95, they held hands and whispered 'forever, always'. He promised her eternity; he didn't lie.

Mark: I promise you forever.
Georgina: Forever, always.
Mark: Always and forever.

by Georgie.K.Barrow March 30, 2010

Always Be Careful

always be careful is for people in determination local pay attention on everything could became a accident.

Always Be Careful - You are in the kitchen:Hot stuff, Sharp things, Crazy guys.

by Milton Leite April 23, 2008

xoxo always

Jordan & Jillesa 2/14

xoxo always means ill always love you <3

by JillyBeanSupremeBurrito November 23, 2010

love always

what girls write in middle school and high school yearbooks. It doesn't necessarily mean I love you but has a friendly meaning.

"Have a good summer. Love always, Mary"

by Steve Rad October 17, 2008

Forever and always

For eternity, usually used to describe someone's love for food or hate for Joe Jonas.

Bob: I love you.
Joe: Forever and always.
Bob: Aww, that's so sweet!
Joe: What? I was talking about my cheeseburger.

by Fisherman Bob March 13, 2010

Forever & Always

A grungy pop band that from fl. which includes,
HORRIBLE vocals from a mormon
easy guitar riffs, which even i can play
this all only appeals to 10-12 year old girls that the members try to get with (real classy, huh?)
and the only sexy members quit, leaving the group with nothing but talent less ripped off music

very shitty "pop" band forever & always is kinda like a kitty but with a smaller pee pee

by shannonGEEEEEE March 8, 2011

sometimes always

A term that is used only by the most prestigious of moronic and insolent percentage of the world population. Averaging out to about 0.01%. The statement in itself contradicts itself as where an event can not both "sometimes" (as in not definite) and "always" (as in definite) happen at the same time. Any use of this phrase should end in immediate annihilation of the individual.

Bro, that sometimes always happens

by Moar Chins Please October 15, 2017