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Original post by ApeMob
Sexually frustrated "
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, that's what you think 
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Original post by KairosEden
So, Red can mean: I'm a cat lover who lives in the Atlantic ocean besides beautiful goats who roam the arctic land freely.
No offense. Just using logic.
No offense. Just using logic.
Slang normally is one word that replaces another. Not all this. You extra
But I've learned to ignore depressed people when they're rude; it might just be a mood swing and dem feels, get me 
Original post by LostGear
So all that talk about inner beast was all talk?
My inner beast is a lil shy
Original post by ApeMob
I am Native American and live in abig city for Uni & hang around black people now. That's where I picked up on it. Apparently, you can make a word mean anything!
Ooh cool, you're native american? Where you born here then?
Since when did black people start calling sperm eggs? What discussions where you having?
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Original post by Eva.Gregoria
My inner beast is a lil shy
Ooh cool, you're native american? Where you born here then?
Since when did black people start calling sperm eggs? What discussions where you having?
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Ooh cool, you're native american? Where you born here then?
Since when did black people start calling sperm eggs? What discussions where you having?
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Ublack?
lmao this meme...
Original post by KairosEden
So, Red can mean: I'm a cat lover who lives in the Atlantic ocean besides beautiful goats who roam the arctic land freely.
No offense. Just using logic.
No offense. Just using logic.
She's right actually. Language and most words for the most part are arbitrary.
Who's to say that a Fork wasn't called a cork? You get me bro?
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Original post by Arieisit
She's right actually. Language and most words for the most part are arbitrary.
Who's to say that a Fork wasn't called a cork? You get me bro?
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Who's to say that a Fork wasn't called a cork? You get me bro?
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Latin.
'The word fork comes from the Latin furca, meaning "pitchfork." Some of the earliest known uses of forks with food occurred in Ancient Egypt, where large forks were used as cooking utensils.[1] Bone forks had been found in the burial site of the Bronze Age Qijia culture (2400–1900 BC) as well as later Chinese dynasties' tombs.[2] The Ancient Greeks used the fork as a serving utensil,[3] The Greek name for fork is still used in some European languages, for instance in theVenetian, Greek, and Albanian languages.'
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Eva where is here? In the stratosphere of TSR?
But den what's a stratosphere? lol
But den what's a stratosphere? lol
Original post by KairosEden
Lol, how would that work?
Very simple.
Shooting sperms
Original post by Arieisit
Well, well, you've said a lot worser things than me
"I'd like to sass you out" being one
Original post by ApeMob
I would hope so?
Omelette, anyone?
Omelette, anyone?
Free range and organic too
Original post by Eva.Gregoria
My inner beast is a lil shy
Ooh cool, you're native american? Where you born here then?
Since when did black people start calling sperm eggs? What discussions where you having?
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Ooh cool, you're native american? Where you born here then?
Since when did black people start calling sperm eggs? What discussions where you having?
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Yeah sure time to wake it up
Open the eight gates bbz
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Original post by KairosEden
Latin.
'The word fork comes from the Latin furca, meaning "pitchfork." Some of the earliest known uses of forks with food occurred in Ancient Egypt, where large forks were used as cooking utensils.[1] Bone forks had been found in the burial site of the Bronze Age Qijia culture (2400–1900 BC) as well as later Chinese dynasties' tombs.[2] The Ancient Greeks used the fork as a serving utensil,[3] The Greek name for fork is still used in some European languages, for instance in theVenetian, Greek, and Albanian languages.'
Latin.
'The word fork comes from the Latin furca, meaning "pitchfork." Some of the earliest known uses of forks with food occurred in Ancient Egypt, where large forks were used as cooking utensils.[1] Bone forks had been found in the burial site of the Bronze Age Qijia culture (2400–1900 BC) as well as later Chinese dynasties' tombs.[2] The Ancient Greeks used the fork as a serving utensil,[3] The Greek name for fork is still used in some European languages, for instance in theVenetian, Greek, and Albanian languages.'
Firstly, English is based on the Latin script so obviously the words would originate from there.
Secondly, this is what I meant
We attach meanings to words; meanings are not inherent in words themselves. As you’ve been reading, words (symbols) are arbitrary and attain meaning only when people give them meaning. While we can always look to a dictionary to find a standardized definition of a word, or its denotative meaning, meanings do not always follow standard, agreed-upon definitions when used in various contexts. Consider the word bitch. The denotative meaning is, “A female canine animal, especially a dog.” However, connotative meanings, the meanings we assign based on our experiences and beliefs, are quite varied. It’s likely that you most often hear the term bitch used connotatively as a derogatory descriptor of women (and sometimes men) rather than denotatively to literally define a female dog
http://en.m.wikibooks.org/wiki/Survey_of_Communication_Study/Chapter_2_-_Verbal_Communication
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Original post by LostGear
Very simple.
Shooting sperms
Shooting sperms
Even simpler.
Shooting blanks. We aren't asexual creatures.
Original post by Mr.Intelligent
I am the king and gatekeeper.
I am very humble and take the safety of my Kingdom and people in my own hands as it is my responsibility
Original post by Mubariz
I am the king and gatekeeper.
I am very humble and take the safety of my Kingdom and people in my own hands as it is my responsibility
I am very humble and take the safety of my Kingdom and people in my own hands as it is my responsibility
Original post by Arieisit
Firstly, English is based on the Latin script so obviously the words would originate from there.
Secondly, this is what I meant
We attach meanings to words; meanings are not inherent in words themselves. As you’ve been reading, words (symbols) are arbitrary and attain meaning only when people give them meaning. While we can always look to a dictionary to find a standardized definition of a word, or its denotative meaning, meanings do not always follow standard, agreed-upon definitions when used in various contexts. Consider the word bitch. The denotative meaning is, “A female canine animal, especially a dog.” However, connotative meanings, the meanings we assign based on our experiences and beliefs, are quite varied. It’s likely that you most often hear the term bitch used connotatively as a derogatory descriptor of women (and sometimes men) rather than denotatively to literally define a female dog
http://en.m.wikibooks.org/wiki/Survey_of_Communication_Study/Chapter_2_-_Verbal_Communication
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Secondly, this is what I meant
We attach meanings to words; meanings are not inherent in words themselves. As you’ve been reading, words (symbols) are arbitrary and attain meaning only when people give them meaning. While we can always look to a dictionary to find a standardized definition of a word, or its denotative meaning, meanings do not always follow standard, agreed-upon definitions when used in various contexts. Consider the word bitch. The denotative meaning is, “A female canine animal, especially a dog.” However, connotative meanings, the meanings we assign based on our experiences and beliefs, are quite varied. It’s likely that you most often hear the term bitch used connotatively as a derogatory descriptor of women (and sometimes men) rather than denotatively to literally define a female dog
http://en.m.wikibooks.org/wiki/Survey_of_Communication_Study/Chapter_2_-_Verbal_Communication
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Not everything. Egg is derived from Viking.
Intuitive. I see.
Original post by Mubariz
I am the king and gatekeeper.
I am very humble and take the safety of my Kingdom and people in my own hands as it is my responsibility
I am very humble and take the safety of my Kingdom and people in my own hands as it is my responsibility
What Kingdom are you on about?
Original post by ApeMob
What is it miss granger?
You need some friends?
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Original post by ApeMob
Ublack?
lmao this meme...
lmao this meme...
I'll PM you
Original post by LostGear
Yeah sure time to wake it up
Open the eight gates bbz
Open the eight gates bbz
Wait, bbz my inner beast is coming
Original post by ApeMob
Eva where is here? In the stratosphere of TSR?
But den what's a stratosphere? lol
But den what's a stratosphere? lol
You sound a lil high babe, you need to lay off the omelettes
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Original post by LostGear
Well, well, you've said a lot worser things than me
"I'd like to sass you out" being one
Well, well, you've said a lot worser things than me
"I'd like to sass you out" being one
I didn't even mean that in a sexual way
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Original post by Eva.Gregoria
It's...er..... fumes from err....2nd hand smoke!
Promise lolOriginal post by Mubariz
I am the king and gatekeeper.
I am very humble and take the safety of my Kingdom and people in my own hands as it is my responsibility
I am very humble and take the safety of my Kingdom and people in my own hands as it is my responsibility
Bitch please
. I am Morgoth returned, King of the Universe. Bow to me 
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Original post by Eva.Gregoria
I'll PM you
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where is it?
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