British Slang
Word of the day!: ‘Donkeys Years'
Meaning: a very long time.
Example: “I have not seen you in donkeys years” >> “I have not seen you in a very long time!"
Meaning: a very long time.
Example: “I have not seen you in donkeys years” >> “I have not seen you in a very long time!"
British Slang
-sad face-
-yawns-
It feels like I haven't slept in donkey years...
British Slang
You rats can't keep me out of your mouth, I think there's been over 10 mentions of me already today smh. Join the official fan club jeez!
British Slang
🙄 Bit of a narcissist, eh? /j
honestly though, someone needs to name a really annoying ferret after Leveret…
honestly though, someone needs to name a really annoying ferret after Leveret…
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