Superfruit
The youtube channel owned by Scott Hoying and Mitch Grassi, two flawless men taking over the Internet with their beautiful voices. Uploads a new video every Tuesday.
Superfruit by AlyTard2000 November 15, 2014
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Superfruit
The dynamic duo consisting of Scott Richard Hoying (born September 17, 1991) and Mitchell Coby Michael Grassi (born July 24, 1992), aka Mitch.
Superfruit specializes in music and has a YouTube channel where they post comedy videos, with the occasional music video, every Tuesday. They released a single entitled 'Bad 4 Us' on October 18th of 2016, music video was released the same day. They have two eps set to release on June 30th and September 15th.
Both Mitch Grassi and Scott Hoying are one of three founding members of the group Pentatonix, now consisting of five members. Pentatonix has performed in sold out venues all over the globe, has sold over 6million albums in the United States alone, and has accomplished 3 Grammys among other awards.
Ship name: Scömíche
Child: Wyatt Blue Grassi-Hoying
Superfruit specializes in music and has a YouTube channel where they post comedy videos, with the occasional music video, every Tuesday. They released a single entitled 'Bad 4 Us' on October 18th of 2016, music video was released the same day. They have two eps set to release on June 30th and September 15th.
Both Mitch Grassi and Scott Hoying are one of three founding members of the group Pentatonix, now consisting of five members. Pentatonix has performed in sold out venues all over the globe, has sold over 6million albums in the United States alone, and has accomplished 3 Grammys among other awards.
Ship name: Scömíche
Child: Wyatt Blue Grassi-Hoying
Superfruit by PTXfeatured July 15, 2017
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A supercritical fluid is any substance at a temperature and pressure above its critical point. It can seep through solids like a gas, and dissolve materials like a liquid. plus, close to the critical point, small changes in pressure or temperature result in large changes in density, allowing many properties of a supercritical fluid to be negligable. Supercritical fluids are used as a substitute for organic solvents in a range of industrial and laboratory processes.
Carbon dioxide is the most commonly used supercritical fluid. they are used for decaffeination. It is a gas at standard temperature and pressure.
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superquit
To leave one's terrible job with no concern for consequences. It requires leaving a terrible job: a situation, occupation or some personal or professional conflict that creates a nightmare scenario. It also requires a massively awesome action or set of actions upon your resignation, demonstrating to all and sundry that you now have absolutely no concern whatever about whether or not your ex- piece of crap company gives you a reference, whether they don't like you, whether they will talk about you, or anything else. A superquit is unsuccessful if you do something illegal on the way out and get caught. A superquit is a statement of release and freedom, a strike back against ever-increasing corporate tyranny and wage slavery.
The Setup: Your company was sold. The new owner is a hellacious little bean counter. The company culture and morale are completely ruined in a single month. No more insurance, no more IRA, no more bonuses, no more raises, no more working from home - just a lot of politics and backstabbing instead. Within two years you earn a new degree and find a new job.
The Superquit: Schedule two weeks of vacation. On your first day out of the office, log in remotely and send an email to the entire staff describing in detail the new owner's ruination of the company. Give your two weeks' notice in this email, refusing any exit interview. Take out an entire-page ad in the local newspaper telling the public to beware of them. Hire a dog walker to bring your dog into the lobby and crap on the company's floor. Then have the dog walker crap on the floor. Hire someone else to vandalize the boss's car. Spend an entire week answering scam emails with return email addresses from your old company. Post negative opinions on any website where they were mentioned. Bring all intellectual property with you to your new company - their competitor, if it cannot be proven where it came from. Contact all the clients you used to service, to let them know you're now at another company. In 4 years, the old company will be of business.
The Superquit: Schedule two weeks of vacation. On your first day out of the office, log in remotely and send an email to the entire staff describing in detail the new owner's ruination of the company. Give your two weeks' notice in this email, refusing any exit interview. Take out an entire-page ad in the local newspaper telling the public to beware of them. Hire a dog walker to bring your dog into the lobby and crap on the company's floor. Then have the dog walker crap on the floor. Hire someone else to vandalize the boss's car. Spend an entire week answering scam emails with return email addresses from your old company. Post negative opinions on any website where they were mentioned. Bring all intellectual property with you to your new company - their competitor, if it cannot be proven where it came from. Contact all the clients you used to service, to let them know you're now at another company. In 4 years, the old company will be of business.
Superfriends Syndrome
Where a person narrates the action he or she is about to take or is taking. Typically seen in females and on stage.
Batman: I'm going to use this special sticky spray to stop Joker in his tracks.
Superfriends Syndrome:
Donna (to no one in particular): I'm going to put this in the refrigerator, then I should run to Nordstrom for those shoes.
Superfriends Syndrome:
Donna (to no one in particular): I'm going to put this in the refrigerator, then I should run to Nordstrom for those shoes.
Superfriends Syndrome by Jesuistom August 9, 2009
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