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jan jan
Jan Jan is twice tha Jan, the name comes from the latin word Jan, or Janyudigitnoyoucantdigit for short, it means "in the presence of an angel", some historians suggests the name Jan has originated to the most magical, beautiful, graceful royal bloods of the Macedonian area.
jan jan by SaladNinja January 24, 2017
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Peter-Jan
Watch that guy trying to place a giant bike in a VW Polo and rocking it, he is such a Peter-Jan.
Wow look at that, he is skating backwards like it's forward, he is rocking it like a Peter-Jan.
Oh man they should have had a better playlist at this party, too bad they didn't Peter-Janned it.
Is that a shotsy? Dunno for sure, wish we had a Peter-Jan, he would have known.
Peter-Jan moves you every time and in so many ways.
Oh no I didn't correctly organize all the data, I wish we did a Peter-Jan.
Well, at least you've Lexed it. Yeah but, I needed the best data-anal yst in the world.
Man I wish I had a Peter-Jan among my friends. He's like herpes, but in a good way.
Wow look at that, he is skating backwards like it's forward, he is rocking it like a Peter-Jan.
Oh man they should have had a better playlist at this party, too bad they didn't Peter-Janned it.
Is that a shotsy? Dunno for sure, wish we had a Peter-Jan, he would have known.
Peter-Jan moves you every time and in so many ways.
Oh no I didn't correctly organize all the data, I wish we did a Peter-Jan.
Well, at least you've Lexed it. Yeah but, I needed the best data-anal yst in the world.
Man I wish I had a Peter-Jan among my friends. He's like herpes, but in a good way.
sure, jan
"Sure, Jan" is used when you can easily read a family or friend for the filthy liar they are. You say it when you obviously know they are lying but you don't want to call them out in front of everyone. Phrase originated from A Very Brady Sequel.
Marcia- "That's funny, I've never heard of a George Glass at our skül"
Jan- "That's because he's a transfer student. He came in the last week of school. He's really good looking and thinks I'm really cool."
Marcia- "Sure, Jan."
Jan- "That's because he's a transfer student. He came in the last week of school. He's really good looking and thinks I'm really cool."
Marcia- "Sure, Jan."
sure, jan by Marcia Glass January 27, 2015
Word of the Day on May 30, 2025
Jan Henrick
Jan Henrick by Yourreallythought November 30, 2021
Peter-Jan
Watch that guy trying to place a giant bike in a VW Polo and rocking it, he is such a Peter-Jan.
Wow look at that, he is skating backwards like it's forward, he is rocking it like a Peter-Jan.
Oh man they should have had a better playlist at this party, too bad they didn't Peter-Janned it.
Is that a shotsy? Dunno for sure, wish we had a Peter-Jan, he would have known.
Peter-Jan moves you every time and in so many ways.
Oh no I didn't correctly organize all the data, I wish we did a Peter-Jan.
Well, at least you've Lexed it. Yeah but, I needed the best data-anal yst in the world.
Man I wish I had a Peter-Jan among my friends. He's like herpes, but in a good way.
Wow look at that, he is skating backwards like it's forward, he is rocking it like a Peter-Jan.
Oh man they should have had a better playlist at this party, too bad they didn't Peter-Janned it.
Is that a shotsy? Dunno for sure, wish we had a Peter-Jan, he would have known.
Peter-Jan moves you every time and in so many ways.
Oh no I didn't correctly organize all the data, I wish we did a Peter-Jan.
Well, at least you've Lexed it. Yeah but, I needed the best data-anal yst in the world.
Man I wish I had a Peter-Jan among my friends. He's like herpes, but in a good way.
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