by emodinoXD June 28, 2017
Sasha is a male first name, this Alexander's slavic diminutive. The Sashas are very talended, they are quiet and shy guys until you really get to know him deeply. Sasha can be a little bit punk sometimes and is very elitist on the music which he listens to which is anyway better than yours! He has a little side "dictator of the good taste " which he assumes perfectly! He's often fun to hanging around when you are sad. He's the type of person to try to help you as much as he can. He is the funniest and smartest guy to be with according to his sense of humor: clever and very sensitive. When he is in a love relationship he takes it very seriously and sincerely, he can love you beyond the death. He is always there to listen when you need to complain and can find something fun or weird to cheer you up ! He's kind and sweet as long as you're not on his dark side: this secret side that you can’t never imagine only if he shows you! Sometimes he can be an “ autocentric narcissistic talented jerk “ according to his bests friends but don’t mind : If you ever meet a Sasha hold on to him and treat him right because it could be a while before you met someone like him again. He is also someone you can really trust because he knows the meaning of friendship : Sasha is the best friend everybody wants to have but only a few can really deserve it !
Sasha is a very loyal friend
I wish I could be talended as Sasha
If you need someone to cheer you up : call Sasha !
I wish I could be talended as Sasha
If you need someone to cheer you up : call Sasha !
by TheLumix June 6, 2017
Owned by heavy (tf2) and weighs 150 kilograms and fires custom 200$ custom bulllets at 10000 rounds per minute
it costs 400 thousand dollars to fire it for 20 seconds
it costs 400 thousand dollars to fire it for 20 seconds
by Thetf2addict January 10, 2022
by Ur local anime simp May 23, 2021
"Sasha" is generally used to describe some one with monkey like features (such as big ears) and tends to be a little bitch about everything.
by Harold Smithsonian August 15, 2008