mortaliles
mortaliles by muahahahah April 21, 2007
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Mortaliles
Really really stupid, in a funny way
like to set self/others on fire
kinda scary :(
loveable, but dememnted
like to set self/others on fire
kinda scary :(
loveable, but dememnted
*guy sets himself on fire* hahah that was so mortaliles!!
*guy runs into wall* hahah that was so mortaliles!!
*guy does something scaryish but cute* hahah that was so mortaliles!!
etc etc
*guy runs into wall* hahah that was so mortaliles!!
*guy does something scaryish but cute* hahah that was so mortaliles!!
etc etc
Mortaliles by woof woof woof! June 24, 2007
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mor.al.less MORALLESS
A moralless female lacking integrity.
Often named Edina.
Lacks family values.
Often a homewrecker.
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A moralless female lacking integrity.
Often named Edina.
Lacks family values.
Often a homewrecker.
A compulsive liar.
Edina is a moralless whore with no respect for herself or anyone else. She claims to have strong family values but has no problem trying to fuck a married man & destroying someone else's family.
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mortalis
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mortalised
The math book I was referred to gave me a solution which mortalised the math problem I was trying to solve.
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