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LightRifle by kocheraaa February 14, 2017
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LightRules Moment
Noun; Temporary loss of all common sense and logic usually resulting in a silly remark, comment or question. Similar but much, much worse than a "Blond Moment", a "Brain Fade" or a "Senior Moment". Etymology attributed to user name, LightRules on a photography forum, term now known to be in general use in 7 countries around the world.
LightRules Moment by Pete POTN March 7, 2012
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The LightRules state, in part, that the effective high-speed operation of a camera shutter is controlled by (a) user setting, (b) shutter speed and (c) in-camera memory.
LightRules by Sam POTN February 19, 2008
lightridge high school
A school with a bad football team and no hot girls or hot boys. A rich school with bad food and a bad principle.
lightridge high school by Slander Man November 4, 2021
lightmillennium
The length that light traveled in a period of 1,000 years, approximately 58.1 Million AU (Astronomical Units) 8.70309474E+15 km. Numbers are way beyond trillions and deep in the quadrillions.
A lightmillennium might seem alot, but it's a very small amount in comparison with the observable universe.
lightmillennium by 1m1m0 September 3, 2022
Lightridge
Lightridge is filled with a ton of rich snobs that most likely live in prestigious neighborhoods such as a Willowsford community. Even though it’s pretty much a melting pot, everyone is white-washed as fuck. And rich. They’re all snobs.
Also there’s like a group of hella emo, popular, obnoxious people.
Also there’s like a group of hella emo, popular, obnoxious people.
Boy 1: Bro, she’s from Lightridge. Sugar mommy FR.
Boy 2: Nah bro, she’ll call you homeless.
Boy 1: But I have a million dollar house.
Boy 2: In her standards, you’re a New Yorkian hobo.
Boy 2: Nah bro, she’ll call you homeless.
Boy 1: But I have a million dollar house.
Boy 2: In her standards, you’re a New Yorkian hobo.
Lightridge by peepeemcguckleswag November 4, 2021
lightridge
bro theyre from lightridge theyll call us homeless even though we got a million dollar house bro theyre that rich
lightridge by peepeemcguckleswag November 4, 2021
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