Mischler
A last name which comes from Germany. Originally given to mead makers, Mischler means beer or ale maker. This title also applied to bartenders of same German origin.
Mischler by OneOfHisAngels February 17, 2015
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mitchlering
i was racing on wario stadium and he was mitchlering me by using a lightning item before the big jump
mitchlering by Vincent Graves June 17, 2008
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mischerious
1. some one who is mysterious and prone to mischief.
2. a certain look someone gets when they are planning a great prank or joke.
3. something that you want to take apart but know you could get in trouble with
2. a certain look someone gets when they are planning a great prank or joke.
3. something that you want to take apart but know you could get in trouble with
mischerious by Jackie A. December 13, 2008
mishler theater
an old haunted theater in the heart of central (altoona) pennsylvania where ghosts wonder on stage with the rest of the actors. this theater was featured on an episode of TAPS on the sci-fi channel. its a place that dosent believe in air conditioning and is as cold as hell when you go to christmas plays
mishler theater by mortmar May 20, 2009
Mishler
Mishler by Frictdudueke October 26, 2020
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