Helja
Helja by alekosfortniter May 6, 2022
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heljä
Heljä is very clever and talented at everything. Especially skiing and mathemathics are close to Heljäs heart. Heljä has tall legs and boyproblems. She is in the middle of making life changing choices. Give Heljä a cup of coffee, will ya ;)
heljä by mr.wrong:((( May 7, 2024
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Hella Bitches
Where you get a load of female dogs in one place and pat them all at once because you really love dogs
Hella Bitches by almostbaked October 21, 2019
Helga Pataki Syndrome
Loving someone so much that you hate them with the same instensity because you're afraid of rejection so you cover up your true feelings with the opposite.
Helga: Arnold! What a do-goody geek, how I loathe him... and yet... (silly music plays and she starts blabbing some poetry that she wrote about him)
Helga Pataki syndrome
Helga Pataki syndrome
Helga Pataki Syndrome by snejana October 17, 2012
Hella Chluy
Hella Chluy- Derives from the Cambodian word "Chluy" Which means being Sheisty, Shady, Rude, etc. It has always been in the common Cambodian-American vocabulary but popularized by Memo Jackson (Chluy Films) Best used as a replacement to WTF towards someone. Usually used at the funniest moments!
Sophea- Damn, The waiter gave me a fork instead chopsticks for my pho.
Phaylin- (Looks at the Waiter) Hella Chluy Mang.
"I'm just a young khmer, not born in Srok Khmer. A refugee in camp, I was born in Srok Thai...Hella Chluy"
Phaylin- (Looks at the Waiter) Hella Chluy Mang.
"I'm just a young khmer, not born in Srok Khmer. A refugee in camp, I was born in Srok Thai...Hella Chluy"
Hella Chluy by PSOK32 March 16, 2013
Helia
A female name. It is mainly derived from Helius as "god of sun". The other origin of this name relates to a persian story book written by Nader Ebrahimi "Bar-e Digar Shahri ke Doost Midashtam ". Nader Ebrahimi, an Iranian writer, screenwriter, photographer, and director, generated the name of the book's heroine by mixing the letter of the word "ELahi الهی" in farsi language. Elahi means "my god, related to god". He mixed four letters of الهی and made هلیا. Then Helia was the heroine of that story book.
Helga Lumpneck
Helga Lumpneck by dude-man-guy December 29, 2020
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