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UNEND
UNEND is not just a clothing brand, UNEND is a way of life. UNEND means lack of absence or ending. continuation; infinity. With UNEND, we believe that every individual blessed enough to expierence life itself has a strong purpose with they're life. UNEND means to live your life to fullest with no regrets. UNEND means to be remembered for something. Remembered for loving all across the table, til the end. To strive with excelence in all areas of your life.
We at UNEND want to fully live the UNEND lifestyle, Everything we do we want to incorprate our fan base and commit all of our energy into the UNEND lifestyle. There is so much behind the scenes of UNEND that all of you will eventually see. UNEND will one day seee the sun, and we will be going at the Clothing, Music, Content industry at full throtle.
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Owners
5/20/23
We at UNEND want to fully live the UNEND lifestyle, Everything we do we want to incorprate our fan base and commit all of our energy into the UNEND lifestyle. There is so much behind the scenes of UNEND that all of you will eventually see. UNEND will one day seee the sun, and we will be going at the Clothing, Music, Content industry at full throtle.
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Owners
5/20/23
UNEND by OWNERSOFUNEND May 20, 2023
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Unenthusiastic
It’s an adjective and it means not having or lacking enthusiasm. If someone is unenthusiastic about something it means they are feeling indifferent, apathetic, passive, phlegmatic, lukewarm, listless, languid, lethargic, emotionless, perfunctory about it.
Unenthusiastic by AKACroatalin March 24, 2017
Upendra
That guy is upendra.
Uneducated
People who think they're cool but can't spell, let alone write a sentence that makes sense. Simply scroll through the comments. There are lots of them!
Uneducated by Easy Writer January 24, 2009
upendi
From the Lion King II : Simba`s Pride
"There's a place where there's a crazy moon
Makes the monkeys sing
and the baboons swoon
And the sultry scent of the lotus bloom
Will carry you away
while the hippos swing from the jungle vines
And rhino rumba in a conga line
All the pink flamingos are intertwined
As the stars come out to play
In Upendi
Where the passion fruit grows sweet
And its so divine
That you'll lose your mind
As it sweeps you off your feet
In Upendi
Without a worry or a care
It just takes two
To make it through
Your heart will lead you there
In Upendi
In Upendi
You better watch your step
Cause the path is steep
You better hold your breath
The water's deep
It's a long way down off a Lover's leap
But falling is half the fun
In Upendi
Where the passion fruit grows sweet
And its so divine
that you'll lose your mind
As it sweeps you off your feet
In Upendi
Without a worry or a care
It just takes two
To make it through
Your heart will take you there
You can beat the bush like there's no tomorrow
From Tanganyika to Kilamanjaro
But you'll find Upendi wherever you are
Underneath the sun
In Upendi
Where the passion fruit grows sweet
And its so divine
That you'll lose your mind
As it sweeps you off your feet
In Upendi
Without a worry or a care
It just takes two
To make it through
Your heart will take you there
Upendi
"
"There's a place where there's a crazy moon
Makes the monkeys sing
and the baboons swoon
And the sultry scent of the lotus bloom
Will carry you away
while the hippos swing from the jungle vines
And rhino rumba in a conga line
All the pink flamingos are intertwined
As the stars come out to play
In Upendi
Where the passion fruit grows sweet
And its so divine
That you'll lose your mind
As it sweeps you off your feet
In Upendi
Without a worry or a care
It just takes two
To make it through
Your heart will lead you there
In Upendi
In Upendi
You better watch your step
Cause the path is steep
You better hold your breath
The water's deep
It's a long way down off a Lover's leap
But falling is half the fun
In Upendi
Where the passion fruit grows sweet
And its so divine
that you'll lose your mind
As it sweeps you off your feet
In Upendi
Without a worry or a care
It just takes two
To make it through
Your heart will take you there
You can beat the bush like there's no tomorrow
From Tanganyika to Kilamanjaro
But you'll find Upendi wherever you are
Underneath the sun
In Upendi
Where the passion fruit grows sweet
And its so divine
That you'll lose your mind
As it sweeps you off your feet
In Upendi
Without a worry or a care
It just takes two
To make it through
Your heart will take you there
Upendi
"
upendi by mandee.MURDER April 22, 2006
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