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ye old is a silly, kind, fellow. he looks slightly like kyle from the stick of truth south park game and definitely looks like the rock lovemaker troll from frozen. he is an emoji. HE IS A TROLL.
🧌🧌🧌 ye old 🧌🧌🧌 looks like a kind fellow.
can be anything it your own code word can mean anything from you hair to the toenail clipper you use and yess i mean anything i know what your thinking about yess it can be that too
yo father got that old grizzly on his finger
LOL old grizzly can be anything from your hair strands to the toenail clipper you use and yess I know what your thinking it can be that too
Yo daddy/momma got that old grizzly on his fingers
Chiefly used in England. Term refers and identifies someone you don’t know, and that you don’t know the name of. Not derogatory or offensive.
“Do you remember in the club last night when old matey jogged your arm and made you spill your pint?”
when you still suck your thumb at an old age such as 5-11
me: I suck my thumb. Them: oh so u have a thumb sucking at an old age me: yes
To view modern invents or tasks in the "old way of doings things". Not catching onto and using common terminology and modern society advancing ideas.
By saying that it's necessary for someone to continually work hard even though they feel unwell, just because you and your grandparents worked hard is old think. Society should seek to advance until everyone's basic needs are met and beyond without the need to work into absurdity. "Old think" says to continually work hard "above and beyond" even though the job might be a cyclical job, rather than simply performing the jobs tasks satisfactorily and having a better work life load. Ideal society focuses on family not work. The hard work was done building the country, now we can do the easy work of maintaining and upgrading the firmware Little bits at a time. We moved out of the garden into cities, with the goal of getting back to the garden. Make life easier not harder which doesn't mean working till you drop. Old think.
Old-think: To fail to let go of the past.