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Leafmentia 

Leafmentia (orig. from Toronto, pronounced Leef-men-teea):n. A disease of the brain which affects Leafs fans only. People affected by leafmentia tend to be delusional and reality does not exist in their realm and are in constant denial. Symptoms include (1) believing that there is hope for their team, (2) feeling giddy when they win a game and (3) thinking that they are progressing when they are regressing. According to the Canadian Mental Health Association, 98% of Leafs fans are affected by this disease. Reports indicate there is no known cure although legend has it that a mystical Cup, not seen in Toronto since 1967, holds the cure.
Hendo- Hey longer, did you hear the leafs are only 6 points out of a playoff spot?

Longer- Josh, they haven't made playoffs in the last 5 years!!

Hendo- So? This good be it!

Longer- Dude, your suffering from Leafmentia!!!!!!!
Leafmentia by Hendo37 March 4, 2011
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learmenti 

A popular loomian legacy youtuber With over 54k subs. He loves the loomian twilat and is cheating on eaglit
Me:hey what are you watching on YouTube

Friend:LeArmenti

Me: wtf lemme watch with you
learmenti by UnluckyHD May 29, 2020
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LeArmenti 

Amazing youtuber plays looomi oooomia n lelleeleegacy
learmenti actually likes twilat
LeArmenti by LOOMIANLEGACY May 29, 2020

learmenti 

Amazing loomian legacy youtuber with 50k subs WE LIT
LEARMENTI actually likes twilat
learmenti by LOOMIANLEGACY May 29, 2020
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