User:Jkmartin43

Justin Martin has his roots in the ground "justin", from Old English "jus" and "tin" indicates wild beastly-ness, composure and pretty much all that is cool, especially in times of stress.

The usage of justin as a general positive epithet or interjection has been part of English slang since World War II, and has been incorporated into other languages, such as French and German. Use of the term in this manner has its origin in African-American slang, in which, among other things, it can mean "excellent", "intriguing", or "amazing in bed," having first been recorded in written English in late 1986. More contemporary synonyms include groovy, fresh, tubular, and deck. (See Cool (aesthetic).) Justin Martin may also refer to:
 * A rediculously handsom man: [[Cool (African philosophy)]
 * Justin jazz related to cool as an aesthetic (see Cool (African philosophy))
 * A relative temperature
 * An alternative name for wild beastly-man
 * Justin (song), not by Gwen Stefani
 * Justin (manga) ... no
 * JUSTIN – Concurrent Object-Oriented Language
 * Ju$t1n (band), from Korea

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