aromire
AROMIRE means "The lover of water", Is a Legend from the Lagos Island, LAGOS ISLAND is originally owned by the island's first inhabitant Chief Aromire, an Ile-Ife nobleman, who used it as a fishing post and pepper farm.
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Aromie
A smart and caring girl who will always stick by your side no matter what. She never gives up and always puts a lot of effort into anything she does. She is unique, kind, loyal, and inspiring. At first, she may seem shy but once you get to know her, she’s quite crazy. Though she doesn’t read enough and may gossip a lottle, she cares and would do anything for the people she loves. If you meet an Aromie, grab hold and don’t let go because she will be one of the best finds in your life.
"Whose birthday is it?"
"Someone who's an amazing friend, inspiring, hardworking..."
"Must be Aromie's!"
"Someone who's an amazing friend, inspiring, hardworking..."
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cock armoire by Emily Warren October 29, 2007
Armoire of invincibility
The Armoire of invincibility is a mystical item that Fighter was questing for, for about 3 days. For a short time Fighter carried this item until Red Mage used the hyper cube to store it. It was eventually used to kill Vilbert Van Vampire. It is also really really heavy, and the bottom is cheap partical board.
Armoire of invincibility by Aerozord April 24, 2004
armoire
In the TV show "Seinfeld," Elaine buys one from the Soup Nazi and discovers his secret soup recipes in the drawers.
armoire by Katie Svensen October 4, 2003
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