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Mr. Manna 

noun. A totally awesome mega-humanoid that is insanely awesome and can drum like a boss.

adjective. When an event, person, or thing is super epic and uncontrollably insane.

verb. Trolling.
noun. "Hey, my bestfriend is totally a Mr. Manna!"

adjective. "That party last night was totally Mr. Manna!"

verb. dude: "Hey, you should sit on this innocent bomb..."

girl: "You need to stop Mr. Manna-ing!"
Mr. Manna by Mordecai Skifito November 26, 2011
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Mr Mafnasium 

Mr Mafnasium is a religion we have made for a really sweet and swag teacher that we were blessed to have during our years in middle school.

Despite making us run a lot, he still had fun activities and plans for us to do during each lesson. (Personally my favorite was the volleyball unit in 7th grade.)

Some of his students slacked off when it came to distance learning, and some continued to be straight A’s. But in all he was a great and impactful teacher to us.

He prioritized our health, and encouraged us to be strong, to keep pushing through. On our last day of class with him, he melted the hearts of many while also relieved some’s (mine in particular) anxieties.

Me and several classmates have deemed him to be a precious existence and now we’re hesitant on moving onto high school. We hope to revisit him some time.
Wow you should join that religion called Mr Mafnasium!
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