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LaTasha
LaTasha is beautiful, passionate, and intense. She is determined, self-assured and energetic, far from lacking in courage and strength and can be more than a little feisty! Magnetic and high-handed at times, she knows what she wants and usually manages to get it.
She has an eye for beautiful things and appreciates simplicity of the finer things in life, so the way to approach her is through enjoyable shared moments, respect for privacy, fine food and a gentle touch.
She can be very expressive and don't beat around the bush; however, if she feels a line has been crossed she is quite capable of losing her temper.
She tends to be independent, busy and sociable, bubbly and very likeable. Independent and naturally inquisitive, she quickly tires of routine and like to be on the move. She can be excessive and intense, and can be quite uncompromising where her principles are concerned. She’s incredibly responsible, dependable and trustworthy.
She has an eye for beautiful things and appreciates simplicity of the finer things in life, so the way to approach her is through enjoyable shared moments, respect for privacy, fine food and a gentle touch.
She can be very expressive and don't beat around the bush; however, if she feels a line has been crossed she is quite capable of losing her temper.
She tends to be independent, busy and sociable, bubbly and very likeable. Independent and naturally inquisitive, she quickly tires of routine and like to be on the move. She can be excessive and intense, and can be quite uncompromising where her principles are concerned. She’s incredibly responsible, dependable and trustworthy.
LaTasha is an amazing, intriguing woman with many layers. LaTasha is the best that ever did it, and ever will do it.
LaTasha by Prophetic One March 8, 2021
Related Words
lamash • Lamashay • lampshade • lampshading • Latasha • lambshank • Layasha • Lamesh • Lamesha • lameshwari
Lamshag
A lazy morning shag! This generally takes place early morning and before the brushing of teeth! One partner (usually the woman) lies on their side while reading/ playing games on their phone while the other does all the work from behind!
Lamshag by #Bringbackthefinger! April 8, 2020
Lamasohn
Lake
Ambulance
Music
Apple
Sauerkraut
Oxygen
Helicopter
Newspaper
The word Lamasohn is often used in German poems. A good example of this is the poem "An old Tibetan carpet" by Else Lasker-Schüler, who set new standards in German literature with this poem. As Goethe said: "Wow, that's a great word."
"But in this wonderful system of flashing wheels, flashing pistons, rising and falling waves, there was an unsightly part that seemed to be covered with mold and that moved clumsily and arrhythmically": George Washington
The quote: "Sweet Lamasohn on musk plant throne" was known for a long time in the GDR as the motto of the KGB and was therefore written by Schiller (author of books such as "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" and "Sauerkraut makes you healthy and beautiful") in a letter to Julius Caesar (inventor of the electric chair and the atomic bomb) used as a threat three years before the birth of Schiller.
Since the word Lamason was banned, MC Donalds has been selling sliced llamason.
Ambulance
Music
Apple
Sauerkraut
Oxygen
Helicopter
Newspaper
The word Lamasohn is often used in German poems. A good example of this is the poem "An old Tibetan carpet" by Else Lasker-Schüler, who set new standards in German literature with this poem. As Goethe said: "Wow, that's a great word."
"But in this wonderful system of flashing wheels, flashing pistons, rising and falling waves, there was an unsightly part that seemed to be covered with mold and that moved clumsily and arrhythmically": George Washington
The quote: "Sweet Lamasohn on musk plant throne" was known for a long time in the GDR as the motto of the KGB and was therefore written by Schiller (author of books such as "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" and "Sauerkraut makes you healthy and beautiful") in a letter to Julius Caesar (inventor of the electric chair and the atomic bomb) used as a threat three years before the birth of Schiller.
Since the word Lamason was banned, MC Donalds has been selling sliced llamason.
Latasha P.
The most beautiful girl to walk this planet. A girl who is very shy at first but when you get to know her she's very fun to be around and funny but gets annoying sometimes. You can never stay mad at her for long because she won't let you. She has a freaky side to her but wont tell anyone unless she feels comfortable to. She has a mean side to her but doesn't want to show it. She doesn't like drama or fighting but trust and believe me she will fuck you up if you touch her. Most of the boys like to mess with her and play around, but they think she's cool AF. She also has a temper but can't stay mad at people for long but don't ever pissed her off, she might get mad but if she's pissed DONTfuck with her.
When I met Latasha P. I thought she was stuck up and mean, but when we started talking my whole perspective of her change. I just judged her on her looks without talking to her. She's funny , smart and she doesn't like drama or fighting.
Latasha P. by Lowkey_downtoearth March 15, 2017
Soggy Lampshade
Guy 1: i kinda broke your TV.
Guy 2: You can't do anything right!
Guy 1: It was a bad one anyway.
Guy 2: That doesn't make it better. You're such a soggy lampshade!
Guy 2: You can't do anything right!
Guy 1: It was a bad one anyway.
Guy 2: That doesn't make it better. You're such a soggy lampshade!
Soggy Lampshade by JDawgmania2014 May 24, 2014
Lampshade
Adjective
A word used for situations in media- mostly in comics and television- where the concerns, criticisms and arguments of the audience are answered in the text itself to assuage any disbelief and therefore frustration a reader or viewer might possess. By underscoring points of possible contention, usually humorously, the suspension of disbelief is retained.
Often used to account for implausible developments, ridiculous motivations, bizarre twists and illogical situations, a lampshade can also cover obviously cribbed plot elements by having the author acknowledge through a character that "This is just like..."
A lampshade can be used to explain threads that may have lain dormant, and often prods at the fourth wall by having characters address the audience, or realities outside their own existence.
Also known as Spotlighting, sometimes as 'Cousin Larry Trick'. See TVTropes for more information.
A word used for situations in media- mostly in comics and television- where the concerns, criticisms and arguments of the audience are answered in the text itself to assuage any disbelief and therefore frustration a reader or viewer might possess. By underscoring points of possible contention, usually humorously, the suspension of disbelief is retained.
Often used to account for implausible developments, ridiculous motivations, bizarre twists and illogical situations, a lampshade can also cover obviously cribbed plot elements by having the author acknowledge through a character that "This is just like..."
A lampshade can be used to explain threads that may have lain dormant, and often prods at the fourth wall by having characters address the audience, or realities outside their own existence.
Also known as Spotlighting, sometimes as 'Cousin Larry Trick'. See TVTropes for more information.
GUARD #1: What, ridden on a horse?
ARTHUR: Yes!
GUARD #1: You're using coconuts!
ARTHUR: What?
GUARD #1: You've got two empty halves of coconut and you're bangin' 'em together.
-- Monthy Python and the Holy Grail, to lampshade the fact that production could not afford horses for a medieval movie.
"...If you're wondering how he eats and breathes, and other science facts; Just repeat to yourself it's just a show, you should really just relax..."
--From the theme song to Mystery Science Theater 3000, effectively ironing over the pesky scientific impossibilities.
ARTHUR: Yes!
GUARD #1: You're using coconuts!
ARTHUR: What?
GUARD #1: You've got two empty halves of coconut and you're bangin' 'em together.
-- Monthy Python and the Holy Grail, to lampshade the fact that production could not afford horses for a medieval movie.
"...If you're wondering how he eats and breathes, and other science facts; Just repeat to yourself it's just a show, you should really just relax..."
--From the theme song to Mystery Science Theater 3000, effectively ironing over the pesky scientific impossibilities.
Lampshade by MomoiroNoMegane October 8, 2009
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