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GUDAMNENIATE
GUDAMNENIATE by Jharlaie February 11, 2010
Gdansk shipyard
Rising up against the USSR during the fall of it's power int he late 80's, the workers of the Gdansk shipyard, Poland staged the first successful strike in the history of the USSR, thus undermining communism.
Gdansk shipyard by Kung-Fu Jesus May 2, 2004
Gamnat
Means basically anything that makes sense. Mainly used by Gangsters.
Origins:Gisborne-New Zealand
Seen also as: Gamnizzle, Gammy.
Origins:Gisborne-New Zealand
Seen also as: Gamnizzle, Gammy.
"That guy has a big Gamnat"
"Gamnat haircut"
"Sup Gamnat"
"Man, that shit is gamnizzle"
"Gaminator"
"Get off my Gamnat"
"Im going to bust your Gamnat open if you don't shut up."
"Gamnat haircut"
"Sup Gamnat"
"Man, that shit is gamnizzle"
"Gaminator"
"Get off my Gamnat"
"Im going to bust your Gamnat open if you don't shut up."
Gamnat by Tizzle Fizzle September 10, 2007
glamnesia
glamnesia by Simon Lexington January 29, 2008
glamnetic
Basically the hottest brand in existence and your soon-to-be favorite beauty brand of all time (if not already). Glamnetic popularized the magnetic liner & lash trend and continues making waves with innovative and on-trend products. When Glamnetic products are applied, a full-on smoke cloud appears, in which you emerge as a total glam goddess *ding*. There’s a reason Glamnetic is the fastest growing beauty brand in 2020, growing from $1m to $50m in sales in just ONE year!
Glamnetic's Thai founder Ann McFerran started Glamnetic on July 31, 2019 out of her tiny apartment in Koreatown, Los Angeles. She saw a major gap in lashes that were easy to apply and wanted to reimagine magnetic lashes and make them cool and trendy. Glamnetic created the world’s first 6-magnet lash and colored magnetic lashes and continues to impress with their on trend press-on nails. Glamnetic continues to win awards like Allure’s best of beauty for their magnetic lashes, Women’s Health Mag Award for Best Press-on Nails, The Brandies awards for best social media account, and Ann being named a featured honoree on the Forbes 30 Under 30 list
Glamnetic's Thai founder Ann McFerran started Glamnetic on July 31, 2019 out of her tiny apartment in Koreatown, Los Angeles. She saw a major gap in lashes that were easy to apply and wanted to reimagine magnetic lashes and make them cool and trendy. Glamnetic created the world’s first 6-magnet lash and colored magnetic lashes and continues to impress with their on trend press-on nails. Glamnetic continues to win awards like Allure’s best of beauty for their magnetic lashes, Women’s Health Mag Award for Best Press-on Nails, The Brandies awards for best social media account, and Ann being named a featured honoree on the Forbes 30 Under 30 list
Girl 1: I can’t apply lashes to save my life. Yesterday I was getting ready for a wedding and I GLUED my eyes shut and had to go to the ER.
Girl 2: OMG girl if you had Glamnetic that wouldn’t have happened to you or OMG girl have you tried Glamnetic?!
Girl 3: I know my other friend told me. I’m going to buy it ASAP!
Girl 1: Wow your lashes and nails look bomb!
Girl 2: Thanks!! They’re Glamnetic, obvs.
Girl 2: OMG girl if you had Glamnetic that wouldn’t have happened to you or OMG girl have you tried Glamnetic?!
Girl 3: I know my other friend told me. I’m going to buy it ASAP!
Girl 1: Wow your lashes and nails look bomb!
Girl 2: Thanks!! They’re Glamnetic, obvs.
glamnetic by happysillypuppy November 23, 2021
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