feeling good
feeling good by xtinee February 18, 2008
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they are Irish and they listen too gorillaz (so cool) they also hate this green bean called murdoc niccals?? and calls noodle a girlboss a lot 🤪
feeling_good_inc by graysondaddylol July 25, 2021
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I’m feeling good, let’s say.
Is this an OMORI reference orrrrr
The start of the song “Pale Machine” by “Bo En” that is sometimes used in media, most commonly media relating to OMORI
The start of the song “Pale Machine” by “Bo En” that is sometimes used in media, most commonly media relating to OMORI
I’m feeling good, let’s say. My emptiness has gone away I just woke up today. eat my corny flakes for you.
I’m feeling good, let’s say. by Silly lil fella August 9, 2023
Not feeling good
Something girls say when they want to get out of plans they previously made. Especially when it is an extremely last minute flake.
Me on the phone an hour before our planned meeting time:
Hey are you on your way?
Her:
Oh yeah, sorry I'm not feeling good so I can't go.
Me:
Well do you want to reschedule?
Her:
No, but do you want to hang out with my family this weekend?
Hey are you on your way?
Her:
Oh yeah, sorry I'm not feeling good so I can't go.
Me:
Well do you want to reschedule?
Her:
No, but do you want to hang out with my family this weekend?
Not feeling good by CINC September 1, 2013
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