Dorrie
name
short for dorothy, or doorothy sometimes. this person has often been seen in skinny jeans and a black hoodie with white and pink shoes.
shy by nature but has a nasty habit of doing a face that makes you want to stop walking, drop trousers and take a dump. this sensation is very hard to describe if you haven’t seen the face itself.
has been known to give a whole new meaning to the term: syntax errror.
alex: hey dorrie how are y-
dorrie: omgwtfh-llo!!
alex: whoa….ok … fine….
a girl that may change her mind and or feelings about you many times in a very short period of time…she may also steal your best friend, or your best friend may steal her from you…who knows…alisha
mindsl-t
fun
dorries online and shes being a b-tch
man dorrie keeps playing with my head…idk what to do anymore…oh yeah..there she goes in my best friends car…i wave…they give me the finger…cool…
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