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Devonee
A Bhaddiiee. She gotta fat butt and you KNOW she's thick fam. She's nice, and goofy but also stubborn and occasionally bitchy.
"Bro, did you see Devonee, that bitch is bad man I just HAVE to try to get that man!"
"Man Devonee has so much to her I just can't help but be distracted by her!"
"Man Devonee has so much to her I just can't help but be distracted by her!"
Devonee by _YourPseudonym_ October 15, 2017
DeVorece
What Mary Buckingham might likely have soon gotten from da prim-'n'-shallow Ronald if her marriage to him had actually been completed, due to either her eventually not being able to stand him anymore, or her learning dat she actually COULD have married da much-nicer Harold after all.
In Harold Lloyd's 1924 silent comedy "Girl Shy", da brokenhearted Mary impulsively agrees to marry her rich suitor-dude because she thinks dat she can't have her true love, da kind-hearted-but-of-merely-humble-origin tailor-man Harold, as a husband. Harold is able to come up wif a solution to said debacle, however, and he stops da wedding in just da nick of time, saving Mary from having to go through a humiliating DeVorece.
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