sekkar
A big fat bitch made out of a pumpkin, usually found in the Fall near a big man smoking a big pile of pot and decaying while he rests.
sekkar by ClinicallyComedic October 21, 2014
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Sekar
In my perspective, She's a different person than you think. Sekar is such a nice and kind person, she can't express something directly. She is smart, genius, friendly, but i think Sekar is a little sensitive about something that is not unnecessary, and I think she have minor anger issues. Maybe you think Sekar is someone who is cynical and quiet, but that perspective will change when you get to know her and you get close to her. She is actually a cheerful, cool person, and Sekar is very creative and think about other people's feelings, she has a lot of ideas in her head which are full of creativity. Sekar have the best taste in music and reading. "Sekar" comes from the word "Flower" in the regional language of Java (Indonesia). This name can be a hope that their child will grow up beautiful like a flower. Well She is! And if you really know her any more, she have secrets that you don't even know about. Sekar is a demon disguised as an angel. If you are hurt by other people, Sekar not gonna stay silent, Sekar will find plans and make a solutions to help you, Sekar can kill you without being noticed. Sekar are the best person ever. So if you want friends, look for Sekar.
Sakkara
Sakkara also spelled Saqqara is the town in Egypt where the oldest step pyramids are located.
Sakkara is also a name owned by a kick-ass massage therapist located in Connecticut. She is cool, stylish, and fun to be around. If you get the chance, you should try to get to know her.
Sakkara is also a name owned by a kick-ass massage therapist located in Connecticut. She is cool, stylish, and fun to be around. If you get the chance, you should try to get to know her.
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Bob: Literally 1984!
--User1 has been permantly banned--
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"My salad days,
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