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K$Ellie
Member Since: 8/18/2013
Posts: 61,634
Post #21
You're so pressed
Swag
Member Since: 2/2/2012
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Post #22
I like this thread
I think we need to talk about this
It is very important subject this
So I agree
6 Apple St
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Posts: 35,912
Post #23
Yes.
dussymob
Member Since: 4/4/2005
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Post #24
Quote:
Originally posted by
Toya
None of those were used wrong...
This
B'Day
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Post #25
What a unique question
cybiko
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Post #26
omg when someone dies and ppl use "
"
mosspillows
Member Since: 8/7/2015
Posts: 2,511
Post #27
smilies are a subjective linguistic experience and are open for interpretation
I feel like 99% of the time when people use
it doesn't make any sense though
DevonDreams
Member Since: 8/19/2013
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Post #28
Oh Jet....
OT: Bie
B'Day
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Post #29
Quote:
Originally posted by
cybiko
omg when someone dies and ppl use "
"
OMG YES. YES
Sazare
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Post #30
Quote:
Originally posted by
umich
The
is always misused
The only correct way to use it is to never use it.
Bloomers
Member Since: 2/5/2014
Posts: 29,111
Post #31
I have no idea what you're talking about
Jet
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Post #32
Y'all a bunch of bitches
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I think we need to talk about this 
"
it doesn't make any sense though
is always misused 