Quorra
italian meaning heart. love by all. hated by few. those few are jelous. girl name. for a brunette with green eyes. all the guys love her but none will admit it
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Quora
A platform which was once a go-to place for answers, but now is so riddled with pseudo-intellectuals that it is absolutely worthless now, and can be compared to a dilapidated public urinal.
Quora by mistermiyagi October 18, 2020
Quora
A site once good a filled with smart people who actually knew what they where talking about. Nowadays the site has gone to shit and is filled with trolls asking weird ass question and creeps how like to get into other people’s business and is filled with opinionated people with their heads up their ass
Me: hmmm quora sounds interesting
Also me: *sees a question asking if I ever fucked my grandpa* oh hell no
Also me: *sees a question asking if I ever fucked my grandpa* oh hell no
Quora by Truthfulasshole August 23, 2020
Qurratulain
Girls' name. Means ' Coolness of the eye'. The most amazing people ever. hard to read. also very cute. try to live up to expectations.
Qurratulain by mahamqk December 5, 2011
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