Kiet

Kiet is a ramen king with skills of a Cody priest he is a level 90 wizard and can kill a fish

A courageous person, whom love their friends and families and is an amazing christian. A person who is a good influence on their peers and people around them. A person who is smart and cares about their grades and do not procrastinate on any subjects that involves them.

a person who doesn't live up to their potential because they are lazy.

A very long unit of measurement.

similar to the donkey punch but instead of the feces falling to the ground, the partner eats every single piece of feces regardless of the density or amount.

A not so well known sex act in which the male gets his ass throttled by a well-hung ladyboy until the latter's penis is covered in wet fecal matter. The ladyboy then proceeds to smack the male's face five times creating a fecal star image similar to that found on the Vietnamese flag. After this is done, the male then finishes the job until the ladyboy ejaculates on the male's dinner. The newly made "sticky rice" is then consumed by the male to finish the ritual. This act is very popular in the Vietnamese communities of Pinellas Park and is believed to have been invented by a pioneer of the same name.

a vietnamese general during ly dynasty(vietnam). In foreign relations with the Song Dynasty in China during the Ly Dynasty, Vietnam acted as a vassal state, although at its zenith it had sent troops into Chinese territory to fight the Song.

The Song emperor mobilized troops, passed decree to forbid all the provinces to trade with dai viet. Upon hearing the news, the ly ruler sent ly thoung kiet and Ton dan with more than 100,000 troops to China to meet the Song troops. In the ensuing 40-day battle near modern-day Nanning, the dai viet troops were victorious, killing hundred of thousands of soldiers as well as others and capturing the generals of three Song armies. In 1076, the Songs formed an alliance with Champa and Chenla and sent troops to invade dai viet. Ly Nhan tong sent, again, ly thoung kiet. Being one of the many great military strategists of Vietnam, Ly thoung kiet had placed spikes under the Nhu Nguen River before tricking the Song troops into the deadly trap, killing more than 1,000 Chinese soldiers and forcing the Chinese to retreat. According to legend, during this time ly thoung kiet had also composed the famous poem Nam quoc son ha(Rivers and Mountains of the South Nation), which asserted the sovereignty of Vietnam over its land. This poem is considered the first Vietnamese Declaration of independence.