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A collection of wordweb pages/word found on the wordInternet/word, usually relating to a specific topic or area of interest. Sometimes constructed using an application like wordFrontPage/word, but build by the wordhardcore/word in Notepad.
www.urbandictionary.com is a cool website.
A semi-portable reference center. In the 60's, hippies and military men made the computer. Later, the internet was invented. Divisions of the internet are called a web site. On web sites, people can find information on anything, such as dictionaries or pornography.
The Urban Dictionary is a web site
A website that got censored..
Like this one
OH NO.
UD IS NOW..
A BLACKOUT SITE
Person with mental problems that takes reyna, lurks for no reason leaving all his team alone and camps site.
This person usually gets flamed and flexes on his kda to show superiority.
This common specie is found in the depths of every rank waiting to get matchmaked with you.
If you find this specie its better to be carefull as they tend to get offended by everything.
Sometimes they will have a score of 30/10/0 and others 3/27/0. Despite that, in both cases they are usless.
a Reyna Site WTF GUYS WHO WAS A???!
or for callouts:
a Reyna Site on B guys
or to flame:
Yo guys could someone tell me WHY DF IS OUR REYNA IN A SITE WHEN WE ALL WENT TO B AND GOT DESTROYED CUS WE HAD NO ENTRY AND WE WERE ONE LESS?!
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Ash trees are special because they can restore natural systems. They readily colonize riparian areas where their roots help stabilize stream banks, their leaves feed both aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems, and their branches provide shade and nesting sites for many animals.
Nesting site know more Ashley
The logical accmpaniment to site names
Ah, Tilla’s treasure, how luvly, but I din't quite catch the site surname.
Some governments claim to be concerned about their populations, but still require mandatory testing before holidays, putting people in close proximity to each other (which goes against their own 6 foot apart distance restrictions), and essentially creates what they would call a superspreader event. People not getting tested are also not in a crowd of people, and a crowd of people with masks on doesn't seem much (if any) safer than people at a distance with no masks on, or even people in a crowd with masks on (the figure scientists have given so far is that masks lower transmission by single digit percentage rates).
Testing sites seem like a good oppurtunity to spread a virus like wildfire, rather than to contain the wildfire.