Bravey
a real good friend and always looking out for others.. but they think they can shank everybody and there secret name is mahmood
Bravey by persian titch July 3, 2006
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Only the brave
one of the best songs by singer-songwriter Louis Tomlinson on his debut album "Walls" that the lgbtq+ part of his fandom has claimed because of its lyrics.
Only the brave by Clario October 18, 2020
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Bravey • Pulling a Braveyzz • Brave • bravery • braveheart • brave new world • bravelittletoaster • Bradey • Bravehearting • Bravefart
Only the brave
Person 1 : I'm starting to like Louis Tomlinson's songs
Person 2 : Listen to Only the brave you'll love it
Person 2 : Listen to Only the brave you'll love it
Only the brave by BURNTROM4NCES November 1, 2020
Scotland the Brave
Nazi: We're about to take over the planet Earth!
Scottish Piper: (starts playing Scotland the Brave)
Nazi: OH CRAP
Scottish Piper: (starts playing Scotland the Brave)
Nazi: OH CRAP
Scotland the Brave by the angie November 26, 2011
the brave little toaster
The Brave Little Toaster is an 80s animated movie that tells the story of five old appliances (a toaster, an electric blanket, a vacuum, a lamp, and a radio) on a quest to find Rob, their Master.
The film has four songs: "City of Light", "Like a B-Movie", "Cutting Edge", and "Worthless".
Although the film was well recieved by critics, some parents found several scenes in the movie too intense for younger viewers. In addition, parents also objected to a picture of a nude woman that was on screen for about a second. She has since been covered with a swimsuit.
This was the first animated film to be shown at Sundance Film Festival.
The movie has two sequels, "The Brave Little Toaster Goes to Mars" and "The Brave Little Toaster to the Rescue".
The film has four songs: "City of Light", "Like a B-Movie", "Cutting Edge", and "Worthless".
Although the film was well recieved by critics, some parents found several scenes in the movie too intense for younger viewers. In addition, parents also objected to a picture of a nude woman that was on screen for about a second. She has since been covered with a swimsuit.
This was the first animated film to be shown at Sundance Film Festival.
The movie has two sequels, "The Brave Little Toaster Goes to Mars" and "The Brave Little Toaster to the Rescue".
the brave little toaster by musical_fan February 20, 2007
Oh, Africa, Brave Africa
Oh, Africa, Brave Africa by american bateman December 19, 2008
stunning and brave
Stunning and brave is when a liberal celebrity says/does something incredibly liberal with the fear of receiving tons of backlash and having their career ruined even though the thing they're saying/doing is almost universally agreed upon as a good thing in the liberal circle e.g. the media, and they have the full support of almost everyone.
stunning and brave by Illuminutty October 28, 2020
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