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Yeah he worked at a gas station, pre chill guy. Someone bashed him up tho so he lost one of his eye
and Idk where his hair went
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and Idk where his hair wentLife'sHard
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*Euler lol.
its oiler
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Holy shit I pronounced his name wrong when I first heard him. I was saying "Yooler" and it was so embarrassing thinking back now.
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Aussies say Oiyer cunt.
my maths teacher's fav mathematician
he would rave abt him in class and correct everyone's pronunciation lol
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Yea my maths teacher got so mad when I said it incorrectly, he got so pissed and he made sure everyone said it correctly.
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do we have the same maths teacher?
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No idea, they're probably brothers. My maths teacher has to be the wierdest teacher I've had in all my school years. Its so hard to keep a straight face with the guy. I think he talked about how cis was mathematically incorrect or something idk bro like I'm at lost for words when thinking about the guydo we have the same maths teacher?
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Dark chocolate is incredible, especially Lindt
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If you stop eating anything besides 85%, 90% doesn't taste that bad* but you have to get your taste buds used to it.
* Depends on the chocolate manufacturer.
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ok blit
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it just comes off too strong, its not bad, but anything below those just feel better
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what in the world is this mann???!!!!
you know better than thiiissssss
I am shivering in worry for how you ate the kit kat this is concerning
note to everyone: This is not how you enjoy a kit kat!!!!
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I hvent ateateade it like that yte, just the advice I've seen on how to eat Kit Kat.
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*eaten* it like that yet
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No I don't think so.
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Which is correct, "I haven't ate anything" or "I haven't eaten anything"?
Answer (1 of 107): In early days man used to convey his thoughts through Sounds/ Voices, Gestures & Drawings.Later language developed & with the development of language grammar also developed. A sentence is a minimal unit of a language. A group of words which gives a complete sense is called a ...
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No, ,,,, Moi Gremmr and Suplling Jst FWhich is correct, "I haven't ate anything" or "I haven't eaten anything"?
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Take that angry face back lmao.Which is correct, "I haven't ate anything" or "I haven't eaten anything"?
Answer (1 of 107): In early days man used to convey his thoughts through Sounds/ Voices, Gestures & Drawings.Later language developed & with the development of language grammar also developed. A sentence is a minimal unit of a language. A group of words which gives a complete sense is called a ...
