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What is Our Lady Peace?
A shit school in Erie, PA. Full of entitled pieces of garbage who think they are better than everyone else for going to a private school. Everyone who goes there is bound to have a disability in some way.
“Hey dude we won our basketball game” “Nobody gives a shit, you go to Our Lady of Peace
Our Lady Peace - video
Our Lady Peace - what is it?
An all girls school with only 700 kids. It is half mexican and half white. Of the white girls, theyre either lesbians or sluts. They all wish they could go to a cooler school... such as cathedral. Closely associated with saints (an all boys school for dicks)
Paul: look at that lesbian
Joe: Oh, she must go to our lady of peace
What does "Our Lady Peace" mean?
school located in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Catholic, private, from 1930 to 1980 was named St. Kevins. Our Lady of Peace or OLP is known for its athletics program and many college prospects were groomed here.
Our Lady of Peace be having the best athlets
Our Lady Peace - what does it mean?
Very good band. Started way back in '92. Hits include "Naveed", "Starseed", "Superman's Dead", "Clumsy", and many others.
Our Lady Peace kick quite the amount of ass.
Our Lady Peace - meaning
A band that, when it was first formed, was worth listening to. However, since they were launched into international stardom after the release of "Happiness is a Fish You Can't Catch", their third album, they started on a gradual downward slope, resulting in sell-outs who now are more concerned with aesthetics and "catchy-ness" then with producing good-quality music.
Some of their titles released before they became a joke were Starseed, Supersatellite and Clumsy
Our Lady Peace - definition
The band that is responsible for the greatest music to ever come out of Canada, headed by the ever so sexy Raine Maida. Hits include Superman's Dead, Starseed, Somewhere Out There, Where Are You, Naveed, Life. Albums include Naveed, Clumsy, Happiness...Is Not A Fish That You Can Catch, Spiritual Machines, Gravity, and Healthy in Paranoid Times. The band's name comes from a 1943 poem by Mark Van Doren.
Dude! I got to touch Raine Maida at the Our Lady Peace concert!