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peisha by MelissaDegenerate October 31, 2007
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perishable food
FOOD THAT YOU SHOULD NOT BRING TO THE AVE. The likelihood that this food goes bad is 100%. An avetard will completely forget about this food in the pantry and let it go bad. When it goes bad, an avetard still won't give a shit, and will most likely eat it anyways no matter how old it is and how bad it smells. Most of the food at the Ave also most likely ends up being covered in mold.
Yea, Ian ate those beans that were just sitting on the counter for 3 weeks that smelled like shit even though I told him they were an example of a perishable food, he said they tasted good.
perishable food by TurnM3Up November 12, 2019
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peshaab
1)Manthan: Tu Engi ke lie ruk rha hai?
Faisal: Nahi be, bahut peshaab hota hai.
2) Teacher trying to explain a concept in class of which he has no knowledge. Student: "Behenchod, ye saala kya peshaab pila rha hai?"
3) Bond: Abe Golu, tere to do-do paper chap gye be. Ab to treat de madar.
Golu: Lauda treat! Agar us chutie reviewer me peshaab filter na ho to meri galti hai kya?
Faisal: Nahi be, bahut peshaab hota hai.
2) Teacher trying to explain a concept in class of which he has no knowledge. Student: "Behenchod, ye saala kya peshaab pila rha hai?"
3) Bond: Abe Golu, tere to do-do paper chap gye be. Ab to treat de madar.
Golu: Lauda treat! Agar us chutie reviewer me peshaab filter na ho to meri galti hai kya?
peshaab by MaiToBondHu December 5, 2011
Prisha
Prisha is a very sweet, funny, kind and creative girl she always tries her hardest to impress someone that she idolizes.
She cares deeply about her friends and is always willing to lend a hand to someone in need. Prisha thinks very hard when it comes to art and enjoys it very much. She hides most of her emotions from everyone and is very quiet it takes time for her to open up to people. Overall, you should meet someone like Prisha shes a very fun friend to hang around!
She cares deeply about her friends and is always willing to lend a hand to someone in need. Prisha thinks very hard when it comes to art and enjoys it very much. She hides most of her emotions from everyone and is very quiet it takes time for her to open up to people. Overall, you should meet someone like Prisha shes a very fun friend to hang around!
Prisha by seasons of earth October 22, 2018
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