sparly
having the peculiar mix of quasi-lemur humor, self-deprecation, awesomeness, social detachment, and overprotectedness.
sparly by magiccat28 February 25, 2010
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Sparly
A Sparly is an electrician whom has not quite yet reached the rank of a sparky due to being dogy and having poor quality work standards. All apprentices are classified as sparlies due to lack of experience.
Spark it up Sparky
🔥 I just rolled this joint man.. SPARK IT UP SPARKY !
🔥 Just bought these fireworks..
WELL SPARK IT UP SPARKY!
🔥 Just bought these fireworks..
WELL SPARK IT UP SPARKY!
Spark it up Sparky by ClassicRonnie June 29, 2019
Sharlyn
Sharlyn is a shy but a very oveable person. She has a heart of gold and is very honest. You should treat Sharlyn with care and loyalty and never break her trust, she is not worth losing. Sharlyn loves dogs and coffee. She is extremely pretty and very smart. If you find a Sharlyn you have to cherish her, she is worth every ounce of love and dedication. She deserves the world.
Sparkycon
A vaguely obscure youtube group that makes music covers, comedy sketches and gaming videos, only recent fame has reached them when they started their music covers in late 2014
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