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kolossus
kolossus- a workwear company that
Specializes in coveralls and high visibility clothing.
Kolossus believes in solid, dependable workwear for plumbers, construction workers, roadside workers, electricians, and the countless other hard workers out there. Kolossus’s high quality workwear is just as practical as it is comfortable.
They are based in Medley ,Florida .
Specializes in coveralls and high visibility clothing.
Kolossus believes in solid, dependable workwear for plumbers, construction workers, roadside workers, electricians, and the countless other hard workers out there. Kolossus’s high quality workwear is just as practical as it is comfortable.
They are based in Medley ,Florida .
Kristina Kolosowsky
Kristina Kolosowsky by Thump20151 September 29, 2020
kolo toured
kolo toured by JGenzy February 14, 2014
komono
Translates directly to "small things"; Japanese word that refers to knickknacks, small accessories, charms, pouches, etc, often of a cute or kitsch nature.
Also, the name of a town in Mie prefecture, Japan.
Not to be confused with "kimono" (class of traditional Japanese garments).
Also, the name of a town in Mie prefecture, Japan.
Not to be confused with "kimono" (class of traditional Japanese garments).
Kolobian
A nickname for a Member of any one of the Mormon sects LDS, FLDS or RLDS.
The name comes from the belief that God lives on a heavenly Body (a planet... or star!) called Kolob.
The reference is from Joseph Smith Junior's writings called 'The Book Of Abraham, which is part of the Mormon canon of scripture
The modern Mormon church doesn't mention Kolob much as the whole thing is a source of embarrassment, hence the nickname Kolobian is quite hurtful to mainstream mormons
The name comes from the belief that God lives on a heavenly Body (a planet... or star!) called Kolob.
The reference is from Joseph Smith Junior's writings called 'The Book Of Abraham, which is part of the Mormon canon of scripture
The modern Mormon church doesn't mention Kolob much as the whole thing is a source of embarrassment, hence the nickname Kolobian is quite hurtful to mainstream mormons
Kolobian by DutchCappedCrusader October 29, 2012
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