Tempest
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To disturb as by a tempest. [Obs.]Part huge of bulk Wallowing unwieldy, enormous in their gait, Tempestthe ocean. Milton.
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The most beautiful girl in the world. She captures the essence of gorgeous in its entirety. She's everything you want in a girl and more. You couldn't find a girl better than her. She's the love of my life.
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a wild violent windstorm accompanied with rain or hail; also sudden ourburst of emotions.
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An arcade game originally released in 1981 by Atari. Tempest was a vector-based arcade game designed and programmed programmed by Dave Theurer where the player would control a small ship that moved around in a wireframe tunnel destroying oncoming space ships. Besides being one of the most popular Arcade games of all time, Tempest also left a few urban legends in it's wake, one of which was [Polybius] - An early beta of the game which caused Vertigo and Motion Sickness, and was supposedly part of a government test to brainwash America's youth.
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One of the best early video games ever made.
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A poor girl who probably isn't all that bad, but whose attitude becomes sour since she hangs out with the wrong kind. Usually can be found near a [Crutch Girl] .
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A Term used for Game players with amazing skill on Nintendo.
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This wack ass rapper who makes songs on his computer and swears he's ill. Half of his tracks are love songs when he gets none!
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Tempest is a asian boi that playz [fortnut]. He kills mobile players with his [mlg] [skillz].
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A pro [freerunning] team located in Los Angeles but they also own gyms that anybody can use [to train] [parkour] and freerunning
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A violent windy storm.
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A beautiful, [attractive] woman with a [fierce] [personality].
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Use the Tempest app to optimize communication between you and your employees. Human resource management made easy! A software product by Tempest
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(noun) A Member Of [The Gang] Public Server Who Most Often Types With [Capitalization] Of Each Word, Never [Seeming] To Fail At This Way Of Writing.
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