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Brenda 1 year ago
#2 What in the f@#k is a "dream stan??" Hold on... I think I might be better off not knowing.
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Quillie 1 year ago
Tamzine,
180cm = 5 feet 10-7/8 inches, so less than 5 feet 11 inches. In the USA the popular “goal” or “desired” height is 6 feet or about 183cm
180cm = 5 feet 10-7/8 inches, so less than 5 feet 11 inches. In the USA the popular “goal” or “desired” height is 6 feet or about 183cm
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Bab 1 year ago
#14 I will never, ever know if any song I like ever becomes "tiktok famous." Know why? Because I'm not the kind of idiot who looks at tiktok. Nope, I'm a completely different kind of idiot.
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Tillie 1 year ago
Bab,
Ooh, self-burn. Those are rare.
Ooh, self-burn. Those are rare.
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Joanna 1 year ago
#29 The -sex suffix is from Anglo-Saxon / Old English, with the actual meaning being "Saxon". Sussex is essentially "South Saxon". Middlesex is "Middle Saxon". Essex is "East Saxon". Wessex is "West Saxon".
There are only two genders.
There are only two genders.
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Ez 1 year ago
Joanna,
Three. There are three genders. Since gender is a linguistic construct invented to assist in the use of pronouns, the concept requires but three: masculine, feminine, and neuter.
But, I still like your comeback to the question posed in the post. Thanks for the historical information.
Three. There are three genders. Since gender is a linguistic construct invented to assist in the use of pronouns, the concept requires but three: masculine, feminine, and neuter.
But, I still like your comeback to the question posed in the post. Thanks for the historical information.
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Berney 1 year ago
#30 Kendall Jenner doesn't know how to do anything. You will always be better than Kendall Jenner.
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Steve 1 year ago
#32 A ladybug
180cm = 5 feet 10-7/8 inches, so less than 5 feet 11 inches. In the USA the popular “goal” or “desired” height is 6 feet or about 183cm
Ooh, self-burn. Those are rare.
There are only two genders.
Three. There are three genders. Since gender is a linguistic construct invented to assist in the use of pronouns, the concept requires but three: masculine, feminine, and neuter.
But, I still like your comeback to the question posed in the post. Thanks for the historical information.