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Love-like
"I love.....like you so much. I like you so much."
"Did you jus-"
"NO! I said like!"
"I believe you said love-like."
"Shut up."
"Did you jus-"
"NO! I said like!"
"I believe you said love-like."
"Shut up."
Love-like by LoveLikeOurs July 30, 2009
Love Like Winter
AFI's second single off their seventh full length album "DecemberUnderground." It features the band wandering through a snowy forest during a blizzard, and slowly being separated from one another. An unidentified woman reapears throughout the video, seemingly seducing Davey. She was defined by him as "the human embodyment of hopelessness," in the making of the video.
The actual preformance of the song is featured in the snowy forest.
Nearing the end, the woman removes her hood and Davey falls backwards, breaking the ice of some body of water that he had been standing on. He stuggles to get out, pounding on the ice, but with no avail. Then the woman appears to be in the water with him, and they sink out of sight together. Implied death by drowning, obviously.
Of you're wondering what he's "saying" as he's beneath the ice, some brief reseach will reveal to you the many fan theories that have formed.
Love Like Winter has a sad, dark, edge and can only be identifyed as yet another AFI video masterpiece (produced by Marc Webb).
The actual preformance of the song is featured in the snowy forest.
Nearing the end, the woman removes her hood and Davey falls backwards, breaking the ice of some body of water that he had been standing on. He stuggles to get out, pounding on the ice, but with no avail. Then the woman appears to be in the water with him, and they sink out of sight together. Implied death by drowning, obviously.
Of you're wondering what he's "saying" as he's beneath the ice, some brief reseach will reveal to you the many fan theories that have formed.
Love Like Winter has a sad, dark, edge and can only be identifyed as yet another AFI video masterpiece (produced by Marc Webb).
Love Like Winter by static_pallor September 30, 2006
I Love You Like rlb
“I love you like rlb” has become a well-known, accepted and valuable component of American vernacular. The meaning of the letters ‘rlb’ is unknown, but is uniformly considered to be a statement of a great romantic love, commitment and sacrifice. It is generally attributed as a saying which emerged among American troops during World War II. Returning soldiers brought the saying back to American soil with them.
“You know what you're risking.”
“I know,” he agreed. “And I wouldn't risk it for just anything, but I love you like rlb.”
“I know,” he agreed. “And I wouldn't risk it for just anything, but I love you like rlb.”
I Love You Like rlb by Gina Ames June 9, 2018
I love you like rlb
Person 1: I love you like rlb
Person 2: what does that mean?
Person 1: uncultured swine,, "I love you like Rogers loves barnes"
Person 2: Rogers? Barnes? Who?
Person 1: honestly do you live under a rock?!? Steve Rogers and bucky barnes (ya know Captain america and his boyfriend with the metal arm)
Person 2: but.. Theyre not together.. Endgame..
Person 1: shut your mouth endgame isn't canon
Person 2: what does that mean?
Person 1: uncultured swine,, "I love you like Rogers loves barnes"
Person 2: Rogers? Barnes? Who?
Person 1: honestly do you live under a rock?!? Steve Rogers and bucky barnes (ya know Captain america and his boyfriend with the metal arm)
Person 2: but.. Theyre not together.. Endgame..
Person 1: shut your mouth endgame isn't canon
I love you like rlb by stuckytrashy3000 May 16, 2019
scale of 1-10 like---love
1= You don't really see yourself with the other person, maybe you just think that person is cute or something.
2= You're starting to get to know the other person, or just think they're more attractive.
3= You really can look at them and kind of want them to be yours, you're starting to get a large attraction to them but not their personality.
4= You can start to see yourself with that person.
5= You can really see yourself with that specific person, you think about them or look at them more often.
6= You think of them about 50% of the time, no matter what you're doing, and you look at them very often.
7= You think of them 75%-90% of the time, you really want them to be with you, or at least do something to show they like you back.
8= You can't get the other person out of your head 90-100% of the time.
9= You want them so much, the thought of them is like a gateway drug to you. And you don't even do drugs.
10= You are head over heels in love with them, addicted to them, and you're practically always drooling over them. They are really all you think about.
2= You're starting to get to know the other person, or just think they're more attractive.
3= You really can look at them and kind of want them to be yours, you're starting to get a large attraction to them but not their personality.
4= You can start to see yourself with that person.
5= You can really see yourself with that specific person, you think about them or look at them more often.
6= You think of them about 50% of the time, no matter what you're doing, and you look at them very often.
7= You think of them 75%-90% of the time, you really want them to be with you, or at least do something to show they like you back.
8= You can't get the other person out of your head 90-100% of the time.
9= You want them so much, the thought of them is like a gateway drug to you. And you don't even do drugs.
10= You are head over heels in love with them, addicted to them, and you're practically always drooling over them. They are really all you think about.
Girl: How much do you like him on the scale of 1-10 like---love?
Girl 2: About a 7, I think about him a lot.
Girl 1: Oh, that much?
Girl2: Yeah. I want him to like me... *dreamy face*
Girl 2: About a 7, I think about him a lot.
Girl 1: Oh, that much?
Girl2: Yeah. I want him to like me... *dreamy face*
scale of 1-10 like---love by BritishStatue October 26, 2011
i love you like 10th grade science class
guy: "i love you, do you love me?"
girl: "well i love you like 10th grade science class..."
guy: "huh, why 10th grade science class?"
girl: "there's so much chemistry."
guy "o-got it.well, I love you like 11th grade science class."
girl :"physics?"
guy: "ya, there's so much potential."
(guy and girl make out like 9th grade science class, biology-life or creating it)
girl: "well i love you like 10th grade science class..."
guy: "huh, why 10th grade science class?"
girl: "there's so much chemistry."
guy "o-got it.well, I love you like 11th grade science class."
girl :"physics?"
guy: "ya, there's so much potential."
(guy and girl make out like 9th grade science class, biology-life or creating it)
i love you like 10th grade science class by Kevin N' Kyle and Company June 11, 2005
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