AceDesSpades
Ramblin'Gamblin'Man
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There is no "army of alts" stupid...No, Rebel5soul (Fuck you and your army of alts
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You are just an extreme minority.
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There is no "army of alts" stupid...No, Rebel5soul (Fuck you and your army of alts
...
He is both incapable of that or admitting error...Off the top of my head, Kellog, Patel, Gabbard, Walz, MAYBE Hegseth, and ALL of the serving members of congress nominated. I can probably dig up some more.
If you don't know how security clearances work perhaps you should keep your mouth shut.
Scotland is it now mate?
Do you really believe that MY American exceptionalism gives a fuck about how the toilet flushes for you down there in Australia?A word of advice. Bloke is used to describe an individual who was incidental to any situation and not worth any further description. Lesson over, make sure you close the door behind you as you leave.
The Venn diagram on that and the ones who adopt the language of the ISMs is a near total eclipse...
There is no "army of alts" stupid...
You are just an extreme minority.
Or, the witch's familiar?
Do you really believe that MY American exceptionalism gives a fuck about how the toilet flushes for you down there in Australia?
LOL. Peaky Blinders? Good taste, mate. LOLNice suits.
Poor choice of covers.
Worse haircuts.
The Right Sidearm . . . .
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LOL. Peaky Blinders? Good taste, mate. LOL
Funny. I always thought calling someone "bloke" was a Brit, South African, Aussie and Kiwi thing, but there you are. I've heard it used in all those countries but not here. Might be just me though. LOL.
Bloke is a slang term for a common man in the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa. The earliest known usage is from the early 19th century, when it was recorded as a London slang term