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LINYA
LINYA by KILLROYWASHERE October 3, 2011
Sintrinia Linardo
Datuk: Puteri, I think you've forgot to put Sintrinia Linardo.
Puteri: Sintrinia Linardo? What is that, Datuk?
Datuk: It means ghost sounds.
Puteri: I see, but are there any reasons for putting it?
Datuk: Because what we're making is a horror film, right? How can it be called horror film if there's no ghost sounds?
Puteri: Noted. Thank you, Datuk!
Puteri: Sintrinia Linardo? What is that, Datuk?
Datuk: It means ghost sounds.
Puteri: I see, but are there any reasons for putting it?
Datuk: Because what we're making is a horror film, right? How can it be called horror film if there's no ghost sounds?
Puteri: Noted. Thank you, Datuk!
Sintrinia Linardo by Sabah Tanah Airku January 14, 2023
Limya
A beautiful, kind and sensative Arabic girl. She is always making someone laugh with her sense of humor. A Ninja with style. She always smiles; even when in pain. She is only crazy when someone upsets her. She gets defensive and is very family oriented. A very generous and thoughtful person with a heart of gold. Just don't get her mad.
Limya is my homegirl!
Limya by Ninjasheart November 13, 2012
Sintrinia Linardo
A: Bro, do you think she can be a singer?
B: Hell no! My dog sings better than her!
A: She's such a Sintrinia Linardo.
B: Hell no! My dog sings better than her!
A: She's such a Sintrinia Linardo.
Sintrinia Linardo by Maggie JT February 4, 2023
Linda H
A: did you shoot everyone on an iPhone
B: yeah why?
A: you must be The Linda H! Can I get an autograph ma'am?
B: yeah why?
A: you must be The Linda H! Can I get an autograph ma'am?
Linda H by VegetaReviews69 March 27, 2020
Limya
Limya means in 2 different things in Arabic, "A Female fighting warrior on a horse." The name also means "A woman of dark lips." The Arabic name Limya can be spelled 3 different ways: Limya, Lemya or Lamya. (can be spelled with or without the "h" at the end of the name.
Limya by Justafriend November 21, 2012
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