Gaddy

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A slumlord who's got less brain than a soggy sock and would rather count his own money than fix a leaky toilet.
'That Gaddy wouldn't even fix the pipes if they were on fire and screaming at him.'
'He's got a goldfish for a brain and a bunch of tenants who want to kill him.'
'He's the reason my apartment smells like wet dog and regret.'
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An old man who thinks he's hot stuff and gives you money like it's going out of style. He's old enough to be your grandfather and still thinks he's your crush.
'That Gaddy is older than my grandma and still thinks he's my boyfriend.'
'He gives me cash and thinks I'm his new best friend.'
'He's like a broke grandpa who thinks he's a rockstar.'
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A bunch of Norwegians who moved to Scotland and decided they were going to be the strongest, smartest, and most attractive people in the world. They didn't need a mirror to know they were awesome.
'The Gaddies were the reason the whole neighborhood respected them.'
'They had the strength of ten men and the looks of a movie star.'
'They didn't need a gym, they had a whole island.'
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A name so cool it was probably made by a Viking who had a lot of time on his hands and a lot of pride.
'My last name is Gaddy and it sounds like it came from a Viking's dream.'
'That Gaddy name is older than my dad's beard.'
'It's like the name came from a battle and a birthday party.'
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A writer so good they could make Shakespeare blush and make Dickens cry because they're just that good at writing.
'That Gaddy writes like he's got a pen and a god complex.'
'He's the reason I don't even bother writing anymore.'
'He's like a writer who's got a million ideas and only one brain.'
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When you catch something and it’s like the universe finally decided to pay attention to you.
'I caught that fish like I was the main character of a movie.'
'That Gaddy caught a fish and it was like a miracle.'
'He caught the fish and now the whole lake is jealous.'
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Drinking with one eye open and your hat tilted to the left, like you're ready to fight the world and still have time for a sip of beer.
'He drank like he was in a battle and had a hat to match.'
'That Gaddy tilted his hat and sipped like he was a king.'
'He drank with one eye open and a hat on sideways like he was the most stylish man in the room.'
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