Jørgen
adjective usage
a person whom is influenced by his name which leads him to depression and the love for tomatoes. jorgens’ are people who need desperate attention and tomatoes.
jorgens’ also like stuffing tomatoes in they’re face and are highly psychotic when they’re tomatoes are taken away from them.
the plural form of jorgen is jorgens’.
verb usage
rapidly eaten(ing).
past tense – jorgen’d
present continuous tense- jorgen’ing
adjective –
someone get that jorgen out of the tomato patch or we’ll lose everything!
why did you steal that jorgen’s tomato? now we’re dead!
verb –
just look at that guy jorgen’ing our tomato patch! everything will be gone in no time!
nooo! our tomato patch has been jorgen’d
jorgen jorgen’d on jorgen jorgen’ing on a tomatoes.
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