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Legendary saying.
Trans:The million Dollar heel.
Romanians like to watch Football that's why when we do some nice tricks we say that it was made possible by our million dollar heel.
Me:I'll go to the toilet.
Also me:hit's the table with the heel while standing up
Me to my friends:It was caused by my Călcâiul de milioane.
Fragrance De' Rizzo is a term used for multiple topics. The founder Dave Rizzo is the scent kingpin in the US and shortly in the UK. His line of scents have no bounds.
So what is the Fragrance De' Rizzo? That is what a homeowner smells like after living in their home with the Rizzo scents. The cloths, food, dog and even the neighbors friends can get a breeze if the scent. It follows you where ever you go. You cannot undo the stank effect from Fragrance De' Rizzo. Once it's in the home it becomes part of your body. Coming out of your spours
Abe - Hey Mark how was dinner last night? Did Dave make anything good?
Mark - yeh burgers and dogs, but slowdown how did you know I went?
Abe - of you have Fragrance De' Rizzo all over you
When you turn autocorrect on because your typos were turning against you but then even your autocorrect turns against you.
Example:
Person 1: yoo you there? you suddenly disappeared lmao
Person 2: SORRY MY WIFE WENT, i swear to god its so slow.
Person 1: I'm sorry- WHAT?
Person 2: WAIT I MEANT MY WIFE
WIFE
WIFI
bruh
Person: poor you, you have des's autocorrect.
De shok is commonly used on the streets of the UK to describe either a person carrying out an action or task very badly, or a feeling of being unwell. It often replaces words such as “shocking”.
That attempt to save the shot by Eduoard Mendy was de shok.
My Mercedes with 300,000 miles on it is de shok.
Promoting team spirit will build harmony and unity within the organization.
Bamidele who is the manager applied the principle of espirit de corps attempt to replicate this sense of cohesion, teamwork, and loyalty with the organization and its employees.
The act of removing dust from an object.
Man it's been so long since I used that shit, I may need to de-dust it.
To defeat (de-feat) someone or something.
Defeat (de-feat): To remove someone or something's feat. Used commonly back in the middle ages for deserters and foes as a warning and punishment.
I have won the war, defeated (de-feated) my enemies, and lived to tell the tale.
I will defeat you.