apolo
That is the Apolo family
apolo by Savage hunter (Maui-Hawaii) June 21, 2017
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Apolo
Apolo is introvert person but once you become close with him, he will be the best person you'll know. He likes hugs by the person he loves. He is a gift sent by God enlighten your mood and gives you advices but sometimes it is non sense.
I love you apolo, thank you for staying
Apolo by SadPotatochips June 8, 2021
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Apolo by Alexander.the.great August 18, 2023
Apolo Ohno
An incredibly gorgeous man; caucasian-asian bad ass speed skater who is the most decorated olympic athelete.
"Did you see how fast Apolo Ohno was skating!!?!"
"OHNO! is what other speed skaters say when they see Apolo behind them."
"OHNO! is what other speed skaters say when they see Apolo behind them."
Apolo Ohno by apolofan10 February 24, 2010
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