departure
departure by @alexlatino356 August 27, 2018
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Departure
A server, made up of mostly chumps, but some good members like mag, luca, ken and people within that region of members. The server was initially created by the all seeing honja, and honja's favourite member is actually luca.
guy 1: wow bro have u heard of departure
guy 2: yeah bro I didn't know such a friendship like honja and luca could possibly exist irl!!
guy 2: yeah bro I didn't know such a friendship like honja and luca could possibly exist irl!!
Departure by SkuxxMachine101 May 28, 2020
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Departure!
The most fucking best anime opening i know word by word. I'm supposed to be doing work but why not listen to Departure! and write a definition for it :) 10/10 its a good anime. It's a very gay- I mean good anime 😀. SPOILERS!- gon really beat the fuck of the neferpitou like damn green goku.
Departure! by @gonwhenheisntinnocent December 6, 2020
Departure Lounge
A poo store just behind the sludge valve. Where little Chocolate Hostages sit awaiting their release.
Departure Lounge by Steven and the Twins December 15, 2009
Departure from gate two
"Honey, I know we may miss our flight, but please hold my luggage, it's the last call for a departure from gate two."
Departure from gate two by Guy Cbk November 9, 2012
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