Random
Source Code
Random
1. Originated in Oakland in the mid-70s.
2. Original pronunciation of "hella".
3. Was funny because it confused people.
4. First used in a movie: E.T. (1982). Boy looks in fridge and mumbles to himself, "nothin' but hella shit in here."
5. Kids began to say "heck of" to keep from getting in trouble w/ parents.
6. Phrase was never "hell of a."
"It's hell of bad"
"That's hell of jive"
its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school its school
UGGGH! School is legit living hell
for no particular or important reason.
I have no practical use for the Finnish language, but I'm studying it for the hell of it.
- one of the perfect words that describes the whole world right now.
Some people say hell is 'not real' but everyone actually live in it.
A yellow bus carries me there every morning Monday through Friday.
Oh, no, here comes that bright yellow bus to take us to Hell!!!!!!