22nd November
22nd November by getfxuck February 4, 2020
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22nd November
The day an amazing boyfriend was born. If your boyfriend was born on this day your lucky. He is caring, loving and has the most funniest humour ever. He will also bring you chocolates when your on your period and will also bring you flowers before an important event. He is full of surprises.
Girl 1: Hey, is your boyfriend born on 22nd November.
Girl 2: No why?
Girl 1: Mine is, go find a boyfriend like mine.
Girl 2: No why?
Girl 1: Mine is, go find a boyfriend like mine.
22nd November by Nayden_4ever October 11, 2021
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November 22nd
Take out or make out day!
November 22nd is officially make out or take out day, the day where you choose to make out with your significant other or you take them out on a date. Good luck!
November 22nd by CallMeDaddy ÒwÓ November 16, 2019
November 22nd
November 22nd, Childhood nostalgia day. Take a day to remember and go through videos, pictures, movies, paintings and games from your childhood that make you happy.
Girl: its November 22nd, you know what that means.
Friend: Childhood Nostalgia day! Let’s pull up some Stampys lovely world and play some webkinz.
Friend: Childhood Nostalgia day! Let’s pull up some Stampys lovely world and play some webkinz.
November 22nd by HumanUniverse November 11, 2019
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