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Dang, we must have had so many Superbowls.
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Dang, we must have had so many Superbowls.
You gotta assume it’s the actual face of the author pasted in from a photograph, right?
Looks like that horse racing use was also interestingly closer to the original use of the word. Fun that it was a thieves’ cant as well.
What is tavel time? it’s really hard to Google it and “tavel” alone seems to be a wine. It’s either something specific to horse racing or a typo, but I’m really curious. either way.
Let’s hear a genuine Boston accent to prove we aren’t AI.
I have seen the topic of pig butchering scams come up in multiple news articles, podcasts, and web news shows. Women are not the only ones lonely enough to be victims of this. What you have here is a combination of your own confirmation bias boosted by a false dichotomy.
John Green had a quote about this that he was saying even before his brother had cancer.
“Don’t just do something, stand there.”
Which AAA aren’t cracked?
The only two I can think of (that I’ve ever thought of playing but haven’t been able to pirate) are the newer Dragons Dogma and the recent Black Myth Wukong game but those arent from 2-3 years ago so I’m curious which ones you are thinking about.
Thank you for linking it. I really enjoyed reading it.
We can tell see you fail to understand the linguists take on prescriptivism vs descriptivism because your strawman quote uses the word “proper.”
Last time we gave them a word they couldn’t agree on how to spell it.
That’s a little unfair because “daddy” is already a diminutive version of “dad” so you are double dipping on diminutives. It’d be more accurate to say that “atilla” is either like “little dad” or “daddy”.
Arguably Japan one in 1907, 1918, and in 1938ish…
I would argue they three.
Either that or it goes into whatever birds or whatever other bioaccumulators that consume them and accumulate it at the top of the food chain (maybe eventually you and me).
The soldier is so proud that he signed his name on this jpeg in comic sans.