Skayward
Skayward by ryandholhavetoomuchfreetime January 29, 2009
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Sayward
Also known as Stayweird. A small, rural Canadian village where everyone knows everyone. Saywardians like camping and 'going for a drive.' All those who move away will eventually return.
Every logging road leads back to Sayward.
Look, a one way bridge! We must be in Sayward.
Sayward is the gateway of the North Island.
Look, a one way bridge! We must be in Sayward.
Sayward is the gateway of the North Island.
Sayward by Stayweird282 November 12, 2019
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Skyward Sword
Latest installment to the Zelda franchise as of 2011, celebrating its 25th anniversary.
Link can use a toilet and sleep. Best game ever.
Link can use a toilet and sleep. Best game ever.
Skyward Sword by graandmamamama December 31, 2011
Skyward Sword
The little piece of AWESOME that Nintendo are bringing out for Wii next year. Most people hate its graphics, but I think they're pretty cool. I can't wait... ^_^
The trailer has had lyrics added to it by Tobuscus. I suggest you look at it. :)
The trailer has had lyrics added to it by Tobuscus. I suggest you look at it. :)
Zelda nerd 1: OMG!!! I can't wait for Skyward Sword!
Zelda nerd 2: I know, right! All weird peoples dont like the graphics.
Tobuscus: *sings the trailer*
Zelda nerds: ROTFL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Zelda nerd 2: I know, right! All weird peoples dont like the graphics.
Tobuscus: *sings the trailer*
Zelda nerds: ROTFL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Skyward Sword by Zelda's_Child November 30, 2010
Skyward Swording
Skyward Swording is when during sex you try to wiggle your penis around inside of the vagina/butt. The idea is taken from the game Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword, which is a good game, if you aren't using the hard to control wii remote.
Skyward Swording by xx_GanonDragmaster_xx June 16, 2016
Sayward
Sayward is a strong, powerful force of a woman that Anyone would be lucky enough to have in their life. She's dedicated, committed,beautiful, sexy,incredibly intelligent and has a heart most would love to posses.
Skyward Sword
Skyward Sword by Pajala Sunrise November 20, 2011
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