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Lollllllllllllll can't wait till Taylor sees this
I was close to laughing at this..............................very closeProbably a stupid question, but is this real? Someone with access to a fire extinguisher and a train/subway go test it out.
Thats been out since like before brawl came out. Old news.
Love you for knowing that.I think we all had stuff like that...like with me i hate that "this is he" is correct and "this is him" isn't. That sounds mad ******** to me
It all comes back to certain tenses having a tendency to swap the order of words around.Love you for knowing that.
"Is Emily there?"
"This is she."
"Why do you say that?"
or how 'bout this...
"I can't find my earrings."
"Are these they?"
The usual response-
"wat."
Oh man, so good.
I saw this picture a while ago, except it was extrapolated a tad further. It concluded that 2011 would see the first ever negative score on Rotten Tomatoes./own't M. Night Shyamalan
I don't even... that can't be real... i just don't understand... how someone that stupid... could even be on the internet... in the first place...
So close to laughing at this.I saw this picture a while ago, except it was extrapolated a tad further. It concluded that 2011 would see the first ever negative score on Rotten Tomatoes.
(note: the digits of any number divisible by nine [such as 9x+9] will equal a number divisible by nine. If they add up to a multiple of nine that is greater than nine, the other factor is at least two digits.)9x+9
Just sayin'
This, mostly. It would work in space lol (maybe not that well, though)troll science at work, one would have to weigh way less than the force of the extinguisher o.o
Not this. See above lolyou could weigh nothing and it still wouldn't work
God****it, Ocean.
Try 9(x+1)(note: the digits of any number divisible by nine [such as 9x+9] will equal a number divisible by nine. If they add up to a multiple of nine that is greater than nine, the other factor is at least two digits.)