there’s a horse in aisle five
My house is full of traps.
there’s a horse in aisle five
There's a horse in aisle five
there’s a horse in aisle five
There's a horse in aisle five
my house is full of traps
My horse is full of fives.
ðere’s a horse in aisle five
My house is full of traps
a trap in ðe middle of a house??!?!??!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ya1pDAOKyzk
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ðere’s a horse in aisle five
My house is full of traps
I feel like if you doesn’t know what part of speech a word is, it's probably technically an adverb
i just found out ðat it’s „Ievan polka“ wiþ a capital i and not „levan polka“ wiþ a lowercase L
oh anoðer þing, someone said I was like if ðe internet was a person, which was probably meant pejoratively, but I would take ðis as a good þing
i was at camp ðis past weekend and didn’t have internet access, here's some notable þings:
„you bet your sweet bippy“
trivia competition, my team tied for first and we tied on ðe tiebreaker, five times (we won)
raisin bran has more sugar per serving ðan lucky charms
„ðat was very irrespectful and disresponsable“
i heard someone pronounce „gyatt“ as /gaɪjæt/ and þought ðey said „kayak“
wow jan you’re right i didnt evne know it was spelled ⟨amateur⟩
„brand names with irregular capitalization such as “YouTube” should always be in lowercase (“youtube”) as a sign of disrespect“ - jan Misali