Young finnish teenager girl or boy. Use much time and money to keep her(him)self looking cool. Uses character "z" instead "s" drinks lot of sweet cider. Wear too tight trouser which leave hips visible
Faith is a girl that probably should not be trusted. One moment she thinks she loves you and breaks your heart the next moment. She comes across as innocent but is truly a mean girl.
A young dashing lad with a large ego and a bigger nose. His bubbling personality is bound to make his patients jump with Joy. Kevan is roaring with toxic masculinity although behind the shield he puts up is a young feminine girl who’s never been able to truly express herself.
This describes a lifestyle for moving on and maximizing life to the fullest, beyond the age of fifty. It is a word that can be used in place of the word retirement, since the word retirement no longer describes the newmind shift in how people are carrying out their lifestyles after the age of fifty. To retire is to cease, to continue is to move on with no interruptions.
People after the age of fifty should live the continuement lifestyle.
A barbarian tribe native to Troy, New York. They possess a unique language and a distinct culture known as hooliganism. Troylets are generally satisfied with their lives and have no interest in leaving their ancestral homeland. Or getting jobs. Or treating women with civility.
Troylets often participate in barbarian raids on Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, a rich, fortified settlement deep within their territory. These raids are typically repelled by the campus militia, known as Public Safety. On occasion, the Troylet raiding parties make it as far as "The Union," one of RPI's most potent defenses, where they are lured into attempting skateboard tricks and subsequently knocking their teeth out and otherwise injuring themselves.
"ATTENTION! A large Troylet raiding party has been sighted approaching campus from the south. All military personnel are ordered to report to the armory at once. This is not a drill. I repeat, this is NOT a drill." - RPI campus alert system