Lindonism
“Oh my lord you committed a Lindonism”
Lindonism by Peniscrusher July 20, 2021
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Lennonism
To live you live according to the teachings of the late prophet John W. Lennon. This is living your life in peace, wishing Peace on others, and living your life in love no matter how unpopular this is. Also, this lifestyle/religion encourages you to live life how you want, not how others tell you.
Do everything for peace, piss for peace, go to school for peace, or don't go to school. Just everything you do, do it for peace. Hair Peace, Bed Peace! Lennonism!!
Lennonism by JohnWLennon June 3, 2010
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Lindonism • landonism • londonism • Lennonism • Landoismus • Lincolnism • Lindaism • Linoism • linooism • Lionism
Lindaism
Lindaism by Superbro99 October 1, 2016
londonistan
The term for London, the capital of england, used by a french newspaper in reference to its radical islamist community. (use has become much more mainstream since the 7th and 21st july attacks)
London is now commonly referred to as "Londonistan" - a word used several times in different papers.
londonistan by esra August 23, 2005
Landoismus
Landoismus by Danny's_bxtch January 13, 2022
John R. Lindensmith
Writer, humanist, author, owner of The Church of Fat on Xanga. Minor internet celebrity. Pervy terror lord.
John R. Lindensmith by Random Church of Fatter July 24, 2006
Lennonism
Based on the teachings of the former leader of the USSR who went on to found the Beatles with Senator Joe McCarthy. Involves purging and binging, and giving peace and five-year plans a chance. John Vladimir Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov Petrovich Juan Valdez Diego de Montoya Lennon (1870-1980)
Lennon pulled his country out of the first world war in order to give peace a chance. McCarthy finished up with communist witch hunts just in time to Join Lennon and Former President Harrison and Special Prosecutor Starr at the Hollywood bowl. The girls were wet and wild when they opened up with "Can't Buy me Love." Historians believe that Beatlemania was a natural extension of Lennonism, which in turn, was a product of the reformation and the Council of Trent.