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Slang for Watermelon
Lemongelo: Yo Bro, what be happenin'?
Luther: Headin to Shamikas' pad for some yard bird, greens and a slice of soul pickle
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A free mobile game also on the switch but who would want to play a mobile game on switch for money when you can play for free on mobile
"Hey I got soul knight on the switch"
"w-w-why would you do that"
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A person that has a really good personally but can also come off as rude
He has the biggest lemon soul I’ve ever seen!!
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the soul of a baby; may also be souls of ignorant or stupid adults.
Back in 1956 , I cleansed meh baby soul.
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when your husband/wife has pasted and takes part of your soul to heaven with them they became your Soul Angel because part of your soul is with an Angel
I sending my Soul Angel to give you hugs.
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The third best metal album ever made (after The Gallery and The Jester Race), recorded by now-defunct metal band At The Gates in 1995 (coincidentally the same year as the two aforementioned albums). Tomas Lindberg's unrestrained fury brutalizes the listener while the Bjorler twins, Martin Larsson, and Adrian Erlandsson play the tightest, most concisely powerful metal in history.
The album's best point, the lyrics, track man's gradual existential descent from fear and nausea to eventual death, with each song more decayed and despairing than the next. Quotes from W.S. Burroughs and Luke Rhinehart, among others, further illustrate the existential and philosophical points the band is making, while lines such as "A world drenched in the blood of the innocent," and "Jaws locked around your spine" drive the point home like a sledgehammer. The origin, nature, and effects of evil is a secondary theme also explored extensively in the album's lyrics. Even though they are readable by themselves, the lyrics go much better with the punishing metal sound and composition At The Gates set them to.
Man 1: You got existential philosophy in my death metal!
Man 2: You got death metal in my existential philosophy!
Announcer: Two great tastes go together in At The Gates's Slaughter of the Soul.
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An individual with the ability to sooth other's souls just by being in a proximity to him/her. Soul Doctors are often found within very random people and places, due to their mysterious and enigmatic backgrounds. Similar to the dali llama, the ability to doctor souls has been proven to show budding signs at the relatively young age of 13 to 14 years. No one knows the factors that pre-determine the ability to doctor souls.
The first recorded incident of a soul doctor was somewhere around the years 2005-2006 A.D. Historical records lack his name, but many recovered eye-witness accounts tell modern historians that he was born somewhere within the confines of the United States of America. He was officially the first to receive a soul doctorate, and with that, the title of soul doctor. Records are few, and many do not date past the ancient year of 2007 B.C. Few Soul Doctors have been recorded since then, but modern day occurrences have been rising in numbers.
Many opposing historians believe Soul Doctors originated within the 1960's to 1970's A.D., but the theory is widely debated.
"Oh man, I just hungout with that guy Alex, now I feel so mellow..."
"Dude, that kid must be the next soul doctor!!"
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