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A person with the name Mydear can be sure about being pretty. Not just pretty about her face and body, most at all, what this person carry’s everyday inside with her. A golden character and a heart, that shoes love. Mydear’s love drinking coffee and using the full day, starting with an early breakfast. This person knows how to use the day.
Me: are you bored?

You: Yeah, I really don't know what to do!

Me: Ask Mydear if she has time for you.

Time passed ...

You: Damn it, I never knew how to make the most of a day !!
Mydear by The Boy with the Cap November 23, 2021
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A person with the name Mydear can be sure about being pretty. Not just pretty about her face and body, most at all, what this person carry’s everyday inside with her. A golden character and a heart, that shoes love. Mydear’s love drinking coffee and using the full day, starting with an early breakfast. This person knows how to use the day.
Me: are you bored?

You: Yeah, I really don't know what to do!

Me: Ask Mydear if she has time for you.

Time passed ...

You: Damn it, I never knew how to make the most of a day !!
Mydear by The Boy with the Cap November 23, 2021

Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally 

In school it means PEMDAS which is the order of operations:

Parentheses
Exponent
Multiplication

Division
Addition
Subtraction

When solving an algebraic equation, you'd use PEMDAS to help you figure out which part of the equation to calculate first, second, third, etc.

Could also refer to your aunt named Sally who lacks self control, so please, excuse her.
Teacher: "Alright, kids! Today we're going to learn PEMDAS. That means please excuse my dear aunt sally."

Kid: "What the fuck, man? You guys put letters into math and now we're writing sentences? I was in English last block. Fuck school."

frankly my dear I don't give a damn 

A quote from the movie Gone With the Wind. In those days swear words never came in big movies and the director was in trouble. Before the movie was released, he had an option to either change it, or pay $5,000 (which was worth a lot!). He payed the fine of $5,000 and it the quote became famous, it topped AFI's list of top quotes.

There's even a wikipedia article about it that I can't link to because it's too long.
Scarlett: What's going to happen to me?
Rhett: Frankly my dear I don't give a damn
A slang term for Mother Dear. In the south the saying was "Madear"
Madear you look so beautiful today.
madear by ToyaNew January 26, 2017
A location on the internet built for multiplying personal ideas with intention of expanding the mass universal awareness of potential and possibilities.

A place to invent yourself and your thoughts.

A home for invention and innovation.
i have a great mydea. i think i will visit mydea.ca to expand the universal awareness of me.
mydea by McKormick Astley September 10, 2003

Myyearbook 

A social networking site that has become a big popularity contest. All people do on it is send you gold stars and High fives trying to get you to vote on their "battles" and veiw their page to improve their popularity on the site. Many users use mass senders to do this. You basicly end up with thousands of friends that spam you every time you log in. There are very few people on there that actually use it to make friends. Then there's the occasional Cam whore that adds you. Now its even worse because now people are spending their real money for their fake lunch money and to call them selves "VIP". So if you just want to be a part of a popularity contest and be a fake the site is for you. If you just want friends to talk to stick with the other sites.
Person1: "I just signed up on myyearbook"

Person2:*shakes head* "have fun with all the spammers and Cam whores"

Typical myyearbook message: 911! Please vote form my battle and veiw my page. I'll RTF!!
Myyearbook by Mi5fiTxZ3r0 May 17, 2009
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