Alcalo
Alcalo by Tornado boy March 18, 2026
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AlCale
This name tag is based on the characters from the famed korean webnovel, Lout of Counts Family by Yoo Reo Han.
It is defined as the strong connection of two sworn brothers, one a Crown Prince and a quarter dark elf named Alver Crossman, the other a slacker life dreamer and ex-Commander Cale Henituse. They often regard the other as a headache and someone who drives them crazy, yet still holding affection towards the others well being.
Alver made Cale sleep in his bedroom while he slept on the couch once when he was not feeling well. They both have similar way if thinking, and are both scheming, scamming bastards who do it for the sake of good. They are both idiots who does not know what the term “rest” means.
They have also hugged multiple times showing each other’s vulnerability as they depend on the other. Some regard Alver being the Sun and Cale as the moon.
It is defined as the strong connection of two sworn brothers, one a Crown Prince and a quarter dark elf named Alver Crossman, the other a slacker life dreamer and ex-Commander Cale Henituse. They often regard the other as a headache and someone who drives them crazy, yet still holding affection towards the others well being.
Alver made Cale sleep in his bedroom while he slept on the couch once when he was not feeling well. They both have similar way if thinking, and are both scheming, scamming bastards who do it for the sake of good. They are both idiots who does not know what the term “rest” means.
They have also hugged multiple times showing each other’s vulnerability as they depend on the other. Some regard Alver being the Sun and Cale as the moon.
AlcoLOLic
An individual that combines their love of alcohol with their love of a good laugh, especially online.
As their alcohol intake rises they laugh harder and their comebacks become snappier until the critical point is passed and they, and their posts, go into sharp decline.
Normally, at this point, wine is spilt on to the keyboard and they flounce off to bed.
As their alcohol intake rises they laugh harder and their comebacks become snappier until the critical point is passed and they, and their posts, go into sharp decline.
Normally, at this point, wine is spilt on to the keyboard and they flounce off to bed.
Algalog
Algalog by Jimbob custard June 14, 2018
Alcahol
(n.) What your mother was probably drinking during her pregnancy that caused you to be unable to spell “alcohol”.
“Ma’am, you’re pregnant, please lay off the alcohol.”
“My body, my choice.”
*Fourteen years later the child finds urban dictionary*
“A - L - C… uhhhh… A - H - O - L. Yeah. Alcahol”
“My body, my choice.”
*Fourteen years later the child finds urban dictionary*
“A - L - C… uhhhh… A - H - O - L. Yeah. Alcahol”
Alcahol by BigGreasyCumstain July 2, 2021
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