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involveme by JoeJoeAdventurer February 5, 2025
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No Humans Involved
In the 1980s of America, police in LA used to refer to the murders of prostitutes, gang members, and drugs addicts (majority black and in poverty) as NHI, "No Humans Involved." This attitude is still prevalent today.
No Humans Involved by Alatti April 15, 2016
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get involved
"i'M NOT SURE IF SETTING A SHOT OF 151 ALIGHT IN MY MOUTH IS A GOOD IDEA."
"Sure it is, get involved!!!!"
"Sure it is, get involved!!!!"
get involved by royce slaven May 5, 2003
Involvementism
A political philosophy, movement, or regime that exalts the regiment and community above the individual and that stands for a centralized autocratic government headed by Maskman, severe economic and social regimentation, and forcible suppression of opposition via groupfighting.
Followers of involvementism are known as Maskmanites
Followers of involvementism are known as Maskmanites
Involvementism:
"Are you coming to the event?"
"I'm not sure"
"You better be there and be getting involved, I heard Maskman is calling the banners for this one."
"Are you coming to the event?"
"I'm not sure"
"You better be there and be getting involved, I heard Maskman is calling the banners for this one."
Involvementism by MercianNW January 7, 2022
Involved
Michael : “I know your a fan of Shakespeare.”
Mandela: “More than a fan. We’re involved.”
(From movie: 10 things I hate about you)
Mandela: “More than a fan. We’re involved.”
(From movie: 10 things I hate about you)
Involved by Juliastilesfannnn May 29, 2018
get involved
Come on mate, it's been <insert number less than 10 here> hours since you kicked it home - GET INVOLVED!
get involved by Ray Warren May 7, 2003
Involved
A distinct pattern that can be found on almost all ugly christmas sweaters, and most thrift store sweaters. The patterns can range in size and shape but normally has crazy colors. The patterns often resemble Native American styles and designs. Involved can also be used in describing other clothing such as shoes, shorts, shirts, hats. The best examples of Involved sweaters are from thrift stores, and are vintage from the 90's.
Most involved clothes have been brought back by hipsters and Urban Outfitters.
Most involved clothes have been brought back by hipsters and Urban Outfitters.
-Bro 1- Dude!
-Bro 2- What man?
-Bro 1- Look at that sick sweater! It has like 30 different colors and the pattern is sweet.
-Bro 2- Yeah bro, that is a fresh involved sweater.
-Bro 2- What man?
-Bro 1- Look at that sick sweater! It has like 30 different colors and the pattern is sweet.
-Bro 2- Yeah bro, that is a fresh involved sweater.
Involved by Goodwill King June 16, 2012
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