Person 1:I subscribed to infamous trainer because he’s awesome
Person 2:I know let’s join his awesome discord and make friends with some of the members like the awesome sun studios
Person 2:I know let’s join his awesome discord and make friends with some of the members like the awesome sun studios
by Sun the awesome guy November 19, 2020
Get the Infamous Trainermug. Facts 'n' stats dat you ask for regarding a person, item, locale, etc. dat is rumored to be of da type dat might not be da wisest to get mixed up with.
Just because you hear negative comments regarding someone/something may not automatically/reliably mean dat you should indeed avoid said controversial entity --- you would want to check da accuracy of said infamation before deciding how to proceed.
by QuacksO March 22, 2025
Get the infamationmug. by SecretMessage December 13, 2021
Get the Infamousmug. “Infam is not given… it is earned.”
“He’s radiating infam!”
“His infam is nothing like I’ve ever seen”
“You’ll never understand the infam I posses”
“He’s radiating infam!”
“His infam is nothing like I’ve ever seen”
“You’ll never understand the infam I posses”
by RHlNOSAURUS October 15, 2025
Get the Infammug. It just is.
by Da finger licker August 4, 2021
Get the Infamous Piggy Fingermug. Quando qualcuno dice “non sono in superforza, prevedo un'oretta di palestra e nanna!” e inve fa una cena con gli amici
by SimoNek November 19, 2018
Get the Infamemug. An infamous pronoun (such as an infamous he, she, they, it, or other pronoun) is a pronoun that is understood to refer to a specific subject by its audience without prior specification. People, places, things, events, really any noun can be infamous as long as it is recognizable by its target.
“*He’s* back on twitter again, I don’t know why they don’t ban *him* already”
“After…. *that* I don’t know how we managed to keep our jobs”
“Kyle and Jeremy are totally doing *it*”
“Did you know Hilary Clinton’s slogan ‘I’m with her’ was an infamous pronoun? You understand who it’s referring to without prior specifications”
“After…. *that* I don’t know how we managed to keep our jobs”
“Kyle and Jeremy are totally doing *it*”
“Did you know Hilary Clinton’s slogan ‘I’m with her’ was an infamous pronoun? You understand who it’s referring to without prior specifications”
by birr_rd July 18, 2022
Get the Infamous Pronounmug.