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Future Endeavored

the term to describes when someone gets fired/released from a company. most notably a term in pro wrestling when a person gets released from the company. the term comes from the typical press release that WWE puts out every time they announce a wrestler getting release from the company, and they post "wish with him/her well in there Future Endeavors
man, that guy just got Future Endeavored today, hope he doesn't go nuts over it.

K-POP SEVENTEEN ENDEARMENTS 

{(-)- means they use other endermanets other than/not only that, seems comfusing i cant elaborate all of them}

HOSHI- "HORANGHAE"

SCOUPS- "CHERRYHAE" (-) also "COUPRANGHAE"
JEONGHAN- "HANNIEHAE"
JOSHUA- "SHUARANGHE"
JUNHUI- "JUNRANGHAE"
WOOZI- "WOAHAE"
WONWOO- "AEONGHAE" (-) also "WONRANGHAE"
THE8- "PALRANGHAE"
MINGYU- "GYURANGHAE" (-)
DOKYEOM- "DOAHAE"
SEUNGKWAN- "KWANRANGHAE"
VERNON- "NONNIEHAE" (-)
DINO- "CHANRANGHAE" (-) also "CHANNIEHAE"
K-POP SEVENTEEN ENDEARMENTS is the way how SEVENTEEN members show their LOVE to CARATS.

Endeavor 

A man that is horrible and treats his youngest son horribly.
“I hate Endeavor from Boku no/My Hero Academia.”
Endeavor by Animenerd530 March 20, 2019

Endless Eight 

The ultimate troll by Japanese company Kadokawa, after a series of bad marketing, delays and misinformation related to the second Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya season, which culminated in the "Nice Boat" incident earlier this year.

They're finally giving fans the second season of Haruhi, but here's the kicker: you have to watch the same episode over and over!
"We've done great so far, but how can we fuck with our fanbase even more?"
"I know just the thing... *Cackles maniacally*"

ENDLESS EIGHT MAN. ENDLESS FUCKING EIGHT
Endless Eight by Nooblender July 8, 2009

Embrace of the Endless Ocean 

The epic ending song of the album "Twilight of the Thunder God" by Amon Amarth. It's about a man who's been away from his homeland and how he dies on his journey back. It is a compilation of brutality, sorrow and pure metal, showing how melodic a metal song can exactly get.

You'll be crying hard, following the verse "Father, I'll die alone." alongside goosebumps.

By the second half of the song, you'll feel goosebumps (especially at the part where it says "Father, I'll die alone.").
Embrace of the Endless Ocean had me shedding tears.