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Din Djarin by taleniaclesh76 December 29, 2020
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deardiary
Popular MySpace user, Also is a guitarist in the powerpop/pop-punk band Casual Wish. Believes in aliens and ufo's.
deardiary by IHeartDearDiary October 21, 2007
djardie
a mythical creature found around dulwich hill and other band related areas
he has the biggest knowledge of music our imaginations can handle containing alot of bands that no one has ever or will ever hear of he also manages to keep bongos on his person in situations that never call for them
aggrivating this creature can often result in bongos to the nuts or eardrum
has a tendency to expose himself when drunk or bored
he has the biggest knowledge of music our imaginations can handle containing alot of bands that no one has ever or will ever hear of he also manages to keep bongos on his person in situations that never call for them
aggrivating this creature can often result in bongos to the nuts or eardrum
has a tendency to expose himself when drunk or bored
djardie by maxwell skelton April 8, 2008
dardi
Lad: What did you do tnite?
Mass Lad:not alot my parents wouldnt let me out so i was pretty devo but i snuck out to this dardi chicks house till like 2am.
Lad: 88 000 lad points
Mass Lad:not alot my parents wouldnt let me out so i was pretty devo but i snuck out to this dardi chicks house till like 2am.
Lad: 88 000 lad points
dardi by Mass Gibboner September 20, 2006
djardilimous
adj.
1. Annoying to the degree of causing anger in another.
2. The only appropriate adjective applied to those named Katie.
{Arabic "jinn", demonic, demon, from "jinn", demons, from "janna", to cover, conceal. + Late Latin, from Greek "dilemma", ambiguous proposition : di-, two. + English Combining Form, -ous}
1. Annoying to the degree of causing anger in another.
2. The only appropriate adjective applied to those named Katie.
{Arabic "jinn", demonic, demon, from "jinn", demons, from "janna", to cover, conceal. + Late Latin, from Greek "dilemma", ambiguous proposition : di-, two. + English Combining Form, -ous}
I bit my lip when Katie exclaimed, "I just love it how we are all having a good time making Thanksgiving dinner together. It feels like we're one big happy family!" I prayed for a pistol then, because I would rather have worms crawl through my rotting skull than this djardilimous CyberQueen's words.
djardilimous by KyleM. July 20, 2004