Amity
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A failed social experiment in which Jewish Princesses, farm people, and everyone in between was thrown into one school. Most often results in catfights of some sort or another.
A three town (Orange, Woodbridge, Bethany) school district. Two junior high schools and one high school, enough mold to infest all three, with enough left over to last for about a hundred years.
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- a school system with money problems, mold problems, and psycho teachers yet it is one
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An impressive combination of sass, smarts and sparkle. Sometimes referred to as sex
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Blonde, sexy mama. Loves to hang with Boyfriend. Likes mudfights, horse riding, and listening to her iPod. You can always count on Amity to have fun. She is DEFFINATLY not a boring person. Guys easily fall for, and no one can blame them. Has a ghetto booty..but dont go thinking shes fat. She has a small waist, and pale skin!
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a mixed region.. made up of woodbridge (rich jews) and Bethany (the awsome hicks) and there school has mold growing in it
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An Amazing Girl, with a smile that could make the world stop and turn. Her looks making even the most beautiful angels jealous. She's sweet enough to make the heartless blush. Kind and smart enough to make the most stubborn listen. Amity is a natural miracle, that no man could even dream of.
BUT FOR THE LOVE OF SWEET BABY JESUS DO NOT PISS HER OFF! SHE WILL RAISE THE NINE CIRCLES OF HELL!
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Amity, as referred to in Divergent by Veronica Roth, is one of the five factions. For this faction, you are known to be peaceful and kind.
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A girl with thick armpit hair. no matter how much she tries to shave it, it will never go away. has awkward moles on her face, and crooked teeth. Smells bad. Ugly hands and feet. not very attractive.
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get a map... watch the news.
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Sucky ass mother fucking school system with groups of sucky ass clicks. coverd in mold an hebestos or wateevr
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The Most Powerful Customer Success Software. A software product by Amity
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