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A Naval Warfare group formed by llaammeerr2 on February 24, 2021 after the Jutland-Cygnus War. During the Zeroth Armada vs. UESF War, the group lost all of its battles waged against it. Tensions between Legion of Jutland and UESF started to rise when, according to UESF, LoJ "raided" the Red Ravens Squadron Discord server. LoJ announced that they had joined the war on the side of ZA moments after it was declared.
United Erusean Strike Force is an unhealthy and inactive group. Man I wished I transferred my main group to LoJ instead.
Basically the opposite of found family, forced family is when people are brought together, usually by one or more people, and are forced to act as a family just to make that/those person/people happy. It can turn into found family under specific circumstances but usually everyone is pretty unhappy with being a "family". It's also usually very disfunctional.
Person 1: Have you heard about that family from Resident Evil Village?
Person 2: You mean the forced family that Mother Miranda made to make herself happy?
Person 1: Yep, that's the one.
A white girl's air forces that are dirty af
Don't talk to me you have white girl air forces
Used to describe someones bad internet connection. Can be expressed to someone who is actually in the Air Force or just has ass internet.
Friend: Yo im lagging.
Friend 2: You got that air force connection!
Friend: Fuck let me restart my shit.
The forced starfish is a BDSM act which involves one party being bound, and forced to lay still while being fornicated.
The act gets its name from how we see starfish in tide pools. Unable to move.
"You tied him up?"
"Oh, yeah. Total forced starfish situation."
An Air-Force Hoe is a hoe that is in the air-force.
Example: Ezra has too many Air-Force Hoes, so he can never text me back.
The amount of power or strength it requires for one to pull apart a soft pretzel in relation to the distance of obstacles around the pretzel in question. The amount of time the pretzel has sat at room temperature factors in this equation as well. PF= √p/f/d.
This term is actual chemistry, however. The usage is a phenomenon that typically occurs on Saturday happy hour dates to Scottsdale Beer Company, AZ. Especially when sitting next to handsome men when the pretzel plate is far too near one's beverage.
It wasn't my fault the drink spilled, the pretzel force was too much!