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English is the dumbest language alive.
NT loves to butcher figures of speech vol. Irv Gotti in the club
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And the hardest. So many alternatives for one damb meaning..
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what is
truthgetsbusy
up to nowadays?
truthgetsbusy
up to nowadays?
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This.
Why is "suppose" pronounced "su" but "sure" and "sugar" are "shu"
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"Walle"
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Wait why is Sharla Magane tipping off one of the worst whites about Wall-E?
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Tomi Lahren corrects Wale over diss track, misses point of diss track
This is just silly.
www.usatoday.com
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Serious question: Is “HOV”pronounced like “Hove” or do you say “H-O-V”? I’ve never actually known that.
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I didn’t post that. There are figs and mints in your imagination.
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Its OV, the H is silent
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All this reminds me of is drunk Bunk from the Wire: "You know what the plural for ***** is? Pussiiii. Jimmy taught me that."
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Since I learned today that the name derives from Jehovah, I am going to pronounce it “YOV”, which I think is more consistent with its origins.
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Funny, shorty and i were talking the other day about how funny the english language is and goose/geese and moose not being "meese" by those same rules was an example we talked about
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Funny, shorty and i were talking the other day about how funny the english language is and goose/geese and moose not being "meese" by those same rules was an example we talked about
@ "Why you switching **** up."
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Whoa that's new York?! She looks better and younger.
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From the NBA Thread 
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Me and my boy were discussing music and he said something like "I'm picky, hints why I don't like 90% of rap". I told him that he meant *hence, but it's kinda interesting bc "hints" makes sense whenever hence is used. I wonder who else thinks that.
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Happy Valentime’s Day, NT!
