Dalorian
dalorian is amazing.
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Dalorian
Dalorian by ston3rbro123 December 9, 2010
Dolorian
"The Machine"
The best for anything, he the kind of guy who would steal a horse with you and then cook it for dinner later. An extremely handsome man, very intelligent, with an impeccable personality. He's truly a very special guy and once you get to know him, he'll cease to amaze you each day with his rare brilliant heart. He's been through ups and downs put always stands up at the end. A Terminator is an underdog compared to Dolorian.
Person: Where does your soul travel to at night when you sleep?
Me: With him. With Dolorian
Girl: I really like Dolorian, I want him to kiss me.
Girl's Best Friend: I can see why, he's such a great guy.
The best for anything, he the kind of guy who would steal a horse with you and then cook it for dinner later. An extremely handsome man, very intelligent, with an impeccable personality. He's truly a very special guy and once you get to know him, he'll cease to amaze you each day with his rare brilliant heart. He's been through ups and downs put always stands up at the end. A Terminator is an underdog compared to Dolorian.
Person: Where does your soul travel to at night when you sleep?
Me: With him. With Dolorian
Girl: I really like Dolorian, I want him to kiss me.
Girl's Best Friend: I can see why, he's such a great guy.
delorian
A very sport and unique individual who shares characteristics with the car for which he is named.
Synonyms: elite, pwnage
Synonyms: elite, pwnage
Damorian
The sexy,darkskin man who usally has earrings on funny the ladysman. Stares at you but you don't know it until you catch him on the side of your eye
Damorian-You start crushing on him,and when he asks you out you play it off. But you really like him
Damorian by Damorian11 November 13, 2019
Dealorian
She is here, she is an icon and she is the moment: Dealorian
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A)
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B)
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B)
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A)
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B)
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