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The birthday for the age that corresponds to the last two digits of the birth year (e.g. 80th birthday when born in 1980).
A pseudonym for the element platinum or silver, used by certain shady jewelers especially at Christmastime whose jewelry was made from old catalytic converters or unused Kodak film.
"I'm sorry ma'am. We're out of the cheap, soft yellow gold, but we have this beautiful durable white gold that you can put on layaway at no interest for six months."
he enforcement wing of the Trump Imperial dynasty. They wear gold in reverence to their golden-haired, affluent leader: The Big Don himself!
The Big Don will unleash the Gold Shirts on California if they try to secede.
Poisonous Gold is a very small Youtuber who used to create extremely cringy videos for some reason, although creating the videos, he made no money at all and so decided to give up and cry. In early 2020 most of his videos were deleted as to stop people taking the p*** out of him
Poisonous Gold is a YouTuber still right? (NO)
Tallano gold (sometimes called as Marcos Gold for some unkown reasons) refers to a set of interrelated popular conspiracy theories in the Philippines that supposedly state that before Spain colonized the Philippines (Approximately 501 years ago), the archipelago nation of the Philippines and surrounding territories were ruled by the Tagean Tallano family (the rulers of so-called Maharlika kingdom, composed of the island nations of Philippines, Borneo, Some parts of Malaysia and Indonesia, and the Pacific Islands), that the family owned a vast amount of gold, and that the former dictator president Ferdinand Marcos obtained his family's unexplained wealth by receiving some of the Tallano gold as payment for legal services. However, this theory was debunked several times due to lack of evidence. But still, many Filipinos belief this theory as true.
I hope I will receice heaps of Tallano Gold to survive in this poor nation.
An eloquent speaker,Fluently persuasive and forceful.
Eminent orators such as John Chrysostom were said to have a “mouth of gold with a silver tongue.”