Mr. Uniform
Mr. Uniform is a code name for a typically attractive dude. They play sports and are amazingly attractive. They are best paired with people whose name starts with "k"
Mr. Uniform by Causewhynott August 10, 2022
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Mr. Uniform
Mr. Uniform is a code name that two best friends give best friend #1’s crush so people don’t know who she likes. People who get called by the name of Mr. Uniform most likely go to a different school than the name giver, and the name giver only know Mr. Uniform through an older family member. Mr. Uniform is kind and caring. He plays baseball, and that is where he gets his name from. He usually has fluffy hair and an AMAZING jaw line. 🤭😉. Oh and he’s best paired with a girl who’s name starts with ‘k’
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