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A slang abbreviation for Early and Often. Urban Dictionary

Ha ha ha, n o a n s e w r f o r u Urban Dictionary

The abbreivation for 'over and out'. Used specifically in online chats. Used to indicate to the other person that its the end of your chat and will not respond and you are busy even if still online.Avoids in ending chats which may extend due to undesirable pings when one has to go away and other person keeps saying goodbyes,takecare,wishes and you have to reply just not tobe rude .A soft mannered way of ending chat. Urban Dictionary

A small village "Norridge" in the heart of Chi-Town that the teenage white kids nicknamed in a gay attempt to be cool. Urban Dictionary

You Don't Even Know. Southern urban vernacular indicating a lack of knowledge about a particular subject. Urban Dictionary

Every girl has a back-up plan, a plan B, or even plan C when trying to get laid. Some girls have a longer list that go all the way to L-M-N-O-P (like mine). The "L-M-N-O-P's" are your last resort. He doesn't care that your stumbling and slurring your speech. He doesn't care that you have been dancing with other guys all night. He doesn't care that you haven't shaved your legs. He is the guy that will take you as you are no matter what just to get a shot at you. They lower their standards for you because you are drunk, they will probably never have a shot at you again, or the times they had you they really liked the cookie. But you lower your standards because they aren't attractive, you haven't found anyone better, or the last time you guys hooked up he didn't lay it down. The LMNOP's are an option that you just don't take. My advice, just go home. Urban Dictionary

"New World Order' Back when WCW (world championship wrestling) was still around (and was sooooo much better than WWF) some of the greatest wrestlers formed their own "gang' called NWO. Some included where,...Buff Bagwell, Scott Steiner, Hollywood Hulk Hogan, Kevin Nash, and many more. Urban Dictionary

The condition of having left or abandoned someone or someplace, often abruptly, under difficult or unpleasant circumstances, and with the implication of not intending to come back. Colloquial misspelling of "ran off." The term is derived from the movie O Brother, Where Art Thou, in which an rather unlearned character wishes to convey to other characters that his wife left him but does not wish to say so aloud in front of his son. Urban Dictionary

The world of professional wrestling, AKA homo-erotic man beatings, does not own this little abbreviation. Or more specifically it did not coin the phrase. It was perhaps the illustrious Woodrow Wilson who first used this phrase in a memorable moment. At the end of the Great War (WWI) the world was indeed ripe for the blessings of a new world order, a brave new world to be ushered in by Wilson’s brain child- The League of Nations...too bad the US never joined this little club. The frightening little phrase has since been spat out by just about every two bit dictator and ambitious jerk out there. It is also to the name of a song by the band Ministry. No, dear friend, the WCW did not invent this phrase just shortened it to fit your attention span and redesigned it to entice you into watching two mean get all oiled up and tug at each other’s spandex shorts. Oh and, Novus Ordo Seclorum, the words beneath the unfinished pyramid on the back of the $1 bill is latin for, "new order of the ages". And in the other corner we have Sting...his body all exposed and his face all painted up for you. NWO4L! Urban Dictionary

Maulduune's w e e n o r is when a papi bembi makes a wocky slush and literally pours it on his w e e n o r Urban Dictionary

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