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3/27/2015 11:12:55 PM
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Well, I'm 13, don't see much difference. It's obvious you've watched Markiplier on Youtube, and that your age might be true. .,. ... ... Want a drink?
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Your saying this in every post!
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1 V 1 ME FGT ILL BEAT UR BLOODY 'EAD IN, I SWEAR ON ME MUM
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It wasn't criticism
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1. V. 1. Me.
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Faaaaaaaaaaaag
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(From the dictionary) Fagot- A bundle of sticks or twigs
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*a bundle of sticks primarily used as firewood* actually
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Or a cigarette in England
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[quote]Or a cigarette in England[/quote] Thank you. Thank you for saying England and not Britain. Here is why. Speaking English: One of two things. Standard English language "Just going to the shops for some cigarettes" and then there's slang "Aye mate just gannin doon the shops for sum fags like" Speaking British: "Oh my fellow gentleman, I am popping down the shops for some tobacco for my bubble pipe. Do come with"
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The more you know...
