Clumbled
The trash that was clumped in the streets, had blown into the corners of buildings; clumbled up, after last nights wind storm.
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Crumbledome
Ibrox Park home of Rangers Fc.
Rangers very public fall from grace has resulted in the once proud Club being reduced to a pile of rubble by years of mis management and denial.
Rangers very public fall from grace has resulted in the once proud Club being reduced to a pile of rubble by years of mis management and denial.
Crumbledome by Lizzie Wettin Saxe-Gothe May 22, 2012
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cumbled
“I usually pride myself on my ability to swallow his load, but last night I was cumbled- I nearly choked and could not hold it all in my mouth- it was full geyser status”
cumbled by OccasionallySekhmet September 1, 2022
This one's sanity must've already crumbled...
This sentence is often used when someone is acting unusually silly or crazy.
Originally refers to the roguelite roblox game Deepwoken. In-game it is said by one of the ignition union members after facing akira in the depths and being told to back off even though they outnumber him.
Ultimately ending in the squad's death after they pass the line drawn by akira.
Originally refers to the roguelite roblox game Deepwoken. In-game it is said by one of the ignition union members after facing akira in the depths and being told to back off even though they outnumber him.
Ultimately ending in the squad's death after they pass the line drawn by akira.
A: "sticking out your gyat for the rizzler.. ur so skibidi.. ur so fanum tax"
B: "This one's sanity must've already crumbled..."
B: "This one's sanity must've already crumbled..."
This one's sanity must've already crumbled... by r0lfu October 22, 2023
Crumbledore
Crumbledore, the high court wizard.
Often confused with a crumbling door or related to the crossbreed between a raccoon and an owl.
Often confused with a crumbling door or related to the crossbreed between a raccoon and an owl.
Crumbledore by RedFire911 June 23, 2016
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