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A satirical Mispelling of Hillsong (other than Hill$ong)
Hellsing is the perfect form of hypocrisy:
They praising and worshipping Jesus Christ and God in their song, in their sermon, in their services. But in fact, they praising and worshipping their cult leaders (*cough* pester *cough*), money, fame, and social status.
They praising and worshipping Jesus Christ and God in their song, in their sermon, in their services. But in fact, they praising and worshipping their cult leaders (*cough* pester *cough*), money, fame, and social status.
by Sir. B January 19, 2021
Get the Hellsing mug.An acronym for bandar gede (the most notorious illicit drug dealers/illicit substances tier, because they have money and power to keep their illicit drugs/substances business alive). This word is originated from junkies (drug addicts) communities
If you want to do "War on Drugs", don't fight the marijuana, but fight the BDs which kills innocent people or pulling people down into poverty with their notorious substances
by Sir. B October 7, 2021
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Get the Enby mug.People who prefer to stay inside their bubble (Parents basement, filter bubble, and such) instead of go outside and see the world. This people tends to embarrass themselves because of their narrow-mindedness
Don't be a no-lifer, get laid
by Sir. B December 6, 2020
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by Sir. B September 15, 2021
Get the Wakanda mug.Adding or joining someone to online community without consent (unlike inviting which involving informed consent)
by Sir. B June 23, 2021
Get the culik mug.A portmanteau of Meme and English, this type of English is a part of Internet slang and YOU SHOULDN'T SAY THAT IN REAL LIFE, ESPECIALLY DURING FORMAL SITUATIONS (use proper and plain English in real life, dude)
Memelish, Emojis/Smileys/Emoticons, Slang, Creoles/Pidgins, and any informal forms of English are the blights of proper and Plain English
by Sir. B March 3, 2021
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