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mizgin
Mizgin
Her smile brings the sunset . She’s like a artwork with her beauty , she cares so much about people and put people before herself and she doesn’t realise how pure her heart is . She deserves the whole world . Her eyes are so precious and her heart is so soft. You will be lucky to even meet her because she’s one in a million and a blessing. Mizgin wouldn’t let anyone define her and she wrote her own story , that’s why at the end she got everything she deserves
minging or blinging
An alternative to "hot or not", "minging or blinging" is a question of whether something is good or bad.
English phrase.
English phrase.
"I can't decide if these shoes are minging or blinging"
"Cheryl has a new man"
"Does he ming or bling?"
"Total minger mate"
"Cheryl has a new man"
"Does he ming or bling?"
"Total minger mate"
minging or blinging by The_ALCH January 10, 2022
Migginsworth
“Aye let’s drive down to migginsworth?”
“We can’t vro we not from there. well get ran up on by Theron’a savages”
“We can’t vro we not from there. well get ran up on by Theron’a savages”
Migginsworth by Benny Harlem November 15, 2018
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