Why I have "G&N's" not "besties"

Those of you who know me well, know that nothing quite grates on my ears like finger nails on a chalk board more than the word "besties" look at it!! its one letter away from being "beasties" you want to call your best friends something that can so easily be turned into an insult!!! yuck!! what kind of friend are you? the kind that can very easily transition to a frienemy!!! that is why I ask my friends to use G&N. I use it for them too. its a wonderful phrase. G&N comes from Abraham 3: 22-23. 22 "Now the Lord had shown unto me, Abraham, the intelligences that were organized before the world was; and among all these there were many of the noble and great ones;

23 And God saw these souls that they were good, and he stood in the midst of them, and he said: These I will make my rulers; for he stood among those that were spirits, and he saw that they were good; and he said unto me: Abraham, thou art one of them; thou wast chosen before thou wast born."

I read this one day, and I realized something, first, best friend, besty - these are all very exclusive and limiting terms. But Noble and Great ones, wow there is a limitless number of Noble and Great friends you can have. God had noble and great ones, so i figured, why can't I. My friends that I know are most loyal, are most uplifting, they are all noble and great ones, and anyone can rise to that position by be noble and great.

Now, you may ask, if G&N means noble and great ones, why did you switch the N&G, shouldn't it be N&G. well, it was for about 30 seconds, then I said it wrong and realized i made a cockney rhyming pattern and went with it. a cockney rhyming thing is like something they do in parts of England, where they take words that rhyme with the words they sound like and use them as a replacement. a few examples : Dog and bone = phone. Adam and Eve=Believe, Bacon and Egg=Legs ex. She has such long bacons. look it up. there are some fun phrases that come of this.

so mine Noble and Great, i want to equal friends, but that doesn't rhyme. but If i flip it around Great and Noble, and then abbreviate to the first letters, G&N = friend. ok the d messes it up a little, but close enough. So if i ever call you my G&N, now you will know what it means, and know that it means we are tight. so peace and love to all my G&N's . i love you guys =)