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A person with superior knowledge and power to control others is usually loveable and kind sometimes cringe
Dam bruh that's person is like an atom dragon
stroking the magic dragon is a slur meaning giving a hand job to a very angry person
I woke up my lover while stroking the magic dragon and ended up face first into the floor
A slur meaning an infuriated person is being touched and it causes both discomfort and pleasure
I woke my lover up by stroking the magic dragon and suddenly I was on the floor moaning in seconds for the dragon was awoken inside them
When someone cries but doesn’t have the intention behind it to be considered normal ,manipulative crying ,crying with the intent of deceiving .
Is he/she crying? No it’s dragon tears.
LOLLL IMAGINE MISSPELLING DRAGON FRUIT
You: *goes to the urban dictionary to search for dragon fruit and searches dragon fuit*
Also you: *misspelled it*
What u get: *someone making fun of you
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When you sneak up under water between your friend's legs and blow bubbles up into their nuts.
Will genuinely approves of getting a healthy dose of the Dragon's Den.
The Dragon Glider (ドラゴングライダー) is an obstacle introduced in SASUKE 35's First Stage, replacing the Double Pendulum. It also indirectly removed the Tarzan Rope and Lumberjack Climb due to space constraint and the length of the obstacle.
Competitors must jump from a trampoline and grab a bar which will slide down on a wavy rail track. At the end of the first track, competitors must jump over a large gap and grab onto a second bar that slides down another wavy track, and finally land on the landing platform on the other side.
The Dragon Glider has exactly the same function as the Double Dipper, which was firstly used as the third obstacle on American Ninja Warrior 9 in Stage One. However, unlike the Double Dipper, the Dragon Glider has a trampoline at the starting platform, requiring competitors to jump from the trampoline and reach the first bar. In addition, the distance between the first and second wavy tracks is closer than the original counterpart, with the tracks slightly differ in design.
Dude, i failed the Dragon Glider, Noooo wayy dude did you hear that Nagano failed the Dragon Glider.