end ex
End ex is used at the end of a sentence or statement to indicate the end of a conversation or phrase. Used in Liverpool, UK
end ex by xrockmysocksx September 23, 2005
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end of year exam
Hey man, we have one more week til end of year exams!
...I didn't know I'll be meeting Satan this early.
...I didn't know I'll be meeting Satan this early.
end of year exam by Mariambdjsn October 22, 2022
Go end your mere existence peasant
Stronger than go commit die.
Go end your mere existence peasant by weeb but not furry March 27, 2020
end of year exam
end of year exam by Mariambdjsn October 22, 2022
End of the World Excuse
a. I maxed out my credit card and cheated on my wife because I thought the world was going to end on December 21st, 2012. Now I need and excuse better then the End of the World Excuse.
End of the World Excuse by kbates55 May 10, 2009
hari with an s at the end cs i dont wanna get exposed lmfaoooo
absolutely not. if u named ur kid this please legally change their name like this person is actually so ass like its horrendous like fucking gross like this thing is actually so ugly that lot looks like a failed science experiment that literal fucking rodents made and snuck onto earth. Like please even recantation cant even fix it
hari with an s at the end cs i dont wanna get exposed lmfaoooo by laufeyismybae October 15, 2023
endex
A code word that means a military exercise is complete. It is also the prompt for alcohol deprived soldiers to drop everything, power up vehicles, abandon kit and charge in a mob towards home before first orders. For the Staff Officers, it is time to delete all the evidence, pretend to pay attention in the AAR and not update SOIs, thus landing the next incumbent in the shit.
endex by Bumsnorkler March 21, 2019
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