Illness
Illness by This Is A fuck win March 1, 2018
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illness
something that is excellent or attractive.
can be used as a verb "I am gettin some illness tonight". As a description "How was the party?" "It was an illness dude!" Can also be used in the negative tense. "That chick over there is an unillness.."
can be used as a verb "I am gettin some illness tonight". As a description "How was the party?" "It was an illness dude!" Can also be used in the negative tense. "That chick over there is an unillness.."
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Illness Actor
A person who fakes an allergic reaction to the COVID-19 vaccine in an attempt to make the lockdowns last forever. They're either paid by the CCP to do so or are lone wolves acting out an Orwellian LARP.
That doctor is faking his reaction, he's an illness actor paid by the CCP to make the lockdowns last forever.
Reuters got paid by a bunch of illness actors to push their agenda.
Reuters got paid by a bunch of illness actors to push their agenda.
Illness Actor by Radar Overseer Scotty January 6, 2021
Mental Illness
An illness that inflicts the person's mental state. Mental illnesses range widely from mild anxiety to severe schizophrenia. Depending on the severity of an illness, it can impact a person's life more than just mentally. For example, a person with borderline personality disorder might have a hard time holding down a job because of their mood instability. Other things that can be hard while mentally ill are keeping good hygiene, keeping healthy relationships, and keeping a good sleep schedule
John breaks up with Becky's best friend.
Becky: That was so sick of you! What, do you have a mental illness?
John: Mentally Ill is not an adjective. I have though, been struggling with depression. My mental ill ness doesn’t make me any less of a person.
Becky: That was so sick of you! What, do you have a mental illness?
John: Mentally Ill is not an adjective. I have though, been struggling with depression. My mental ill ness doesn’t make me any less of a person.
Mental Illness by PurplePanda4 February 27, 2021
Jake Paul Illness
It's when you get stage 420 cancer and cannot hesitate to not fuck up everyone's life. You turn into the biggest fuccboi in the history of MAN-FUCKING-KIND. Now all you can do is make a YouTube channel with 10 million subscribers. Woopsies, you lost 2,000,000, now go roast your own older-brother. You can create a team and fuck it apart. Put "England is my city" in the script. Even though there is a city called England, I'm almost 100% positive that isn't what Pyrocynica-Nick Crompton was talking about.
Jake Paul Illness by Dooby-scoo February 15, 2018
Mental Illness
Mental Illness by Nai_OG January 12, 2022
Cheating Illness.
Cheating Illness. by Mr Pyschotic May 4, 2010
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