outlime
outlime by utrygreuhfdyusghdd January 30, 2025
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The legacy outlives the empire.
The theory that the things an entity contributes to benefit the world are of greater value than the contributions that benefit only the entity itself.
The legacy outlives the empire. by liveMike February 17, 2010
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outlime • outline • Outlier • Outlive • Outlame • outlie • Outline in Color • outline method • Outline Overloader • Bolman Outlier
Bolman Outlier
Wow! Brandon and Christy must be Bolman Outliers. After being married 20 years, they still have sex every day.
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outlines
outlines by El spancho January 30, 2019
Outline
noun: Based on an entire chapter of a huge ass book. Has absolutely no purpose to it and it is done for one homework grade although, it takes >3 hours to do and most likely will take up five pages out of an expensive notebook. Can be considered as a type of "notes" but often times, after handing said papers in, it is not given back until after a test which you could have used it to study for. Sadly, the teacher forgets to give the papers back before the test you took and makes an idiotic excuse that basically makes you want to rip their head off and feed it to a large carnivorous plant that lives in Colorado.
The excuse: "I don't have them graded yet... but you don't need to study off of your outline anyways. the test didn't have that material on it. I already gave you (extremely long and specific- most likely focusing on things you don't understand because the teacher doesn't allow you to ask questions- things that you couldn't care less about) notes to study off of!" *happy smile*
Your reaction: .................WTF. Just.... WTF -_______-
The excuse: "I don't have them graded yet... but you don't need to study off of your outline anyways. the test didn't have that material on it. I already gave you (extremely long and specific- most likely focusing on things you don't understand because the teacher doesn't allow you to ask questions- things that you couldn't care less about) notes to study off of!" *happy smile*
Your reaction: .................WTF. Just.... WTF -_______-
I should be doing my outline at this moment. But, it being so very close to final exams, my tolerance for such useless information is at just about zero. Do you have a problem with this? If so, you can go join my teacher in Colorado.
Outline by 11:17pm=notdone wakeup=5:00am January 7, 2011
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