22 definitions by sanchopancho02
You can't trap justice. It's an idea, a belief.
(But even the most heartfelt belief can be corroded over time)
Justice is a non-corrosive metal
(But it can be melted by the heat of rovaange)
It's revenge, and it's best served cold.
(But even the most heartfelt belief can be corroded over time)
Justice is a non-corrosive metal
(But it can be melted by the heat of rovaange)
It's revenge, and it's best served cold.
by sanchopancho02 October 6, 2021
(noun) A hopeless romantic; a doormat
(verb) To continue to flirt with someone after they've expressed disinterest or rejected you
(verb) To continue to flirt with someone after they've expressed disinterest or rejected you
n: What a simp!
v: I warned him and she threatened to call the police, but alas, he continued to simp over the anorexic girl he thought was hot.
v: I warned him and she threatened to call the police, but alas, he continued to simp over the anorexic girl he thought was hot.
by sanchopancho02 January 29, 2021
satan, the devil, lucifer, 666, hades, todd howard, whatever you wanna call him.
compare: the man upstairs
compare: the man upstairs
me: The end of the world? But you're God! Can't you just undo it?
god: As much as I would love that, my child, the man downstairs wouldn't like it.
god: As much as I would love that, my child, the man downstairs wouldn't like it.
by sanchopancho02 March 16, 2021
by sanchopancho02 March 8, 2019
Guy 1: Hey, just wondering if you got your photos printed?
Guy 2: bogos binted?
Guy 1: What?
Guy 2: 👽
Guy 2: bogos binted?
Guy 1: What?
Guy 2: 👽
by sanchopancho02 April 29, 2023
Dubious consent. In erotic fanfiction and ERP, means any gray areas of (sexual) consent. It can be:
- No verbal consent but desired by both parties
- Full verbal consent but one party doesn't desire
- Full verbal consent but one or both parties can't give real consent, for example because of drunkenness
- No verbal consent but desired by both parties
- Full verbal consent but one party doesn't desire
- Full verbal consent but one or both parties can't give real consent, for example because of drunkenness
by sanchopancho02 June 19, 2023