geniustism
geniustism by ljhduidhnwaj9nmhgyefr September 23, 2020
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geniusismality
Extreme level is genius. Hard to achieve, nearly impossible, most only end hurting themselves attempting to reach it, occasionally even expulsion. In the rare case though it is reached, the person reaching it is truely amazing and should be treated as such!
geniusismality by sethrsch March 4, 2009
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geniustism • Geniusism • geniusismality • geniusitist • Geniunism • Geniustastic • geniustic • Genusism
Geniunism
Friend: I thought I lost my phone and looked everywhere and then realised I was on the phone with someone
Me: that’s geniunism right there.
Me: that’s geniunism right there.
Geniunism by Sonica. Yes its female sonic. April 26, 2020
geniusitist
“steve jobs created apple” omg that’s so cool. even tho he was a dick it was so geniusitist that he created apple
geniusitist by gabibbitch December 30, 2021
geniustic
geniustic is that level of awesomeness beyond uber. This is a level of ideation so profound that instant cocreational access to the Jungian unter conscious is achieved.
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