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Your crap?
What about his crap?
It takes
8 minutes for the light produced by the sun to travel the distance to the Earth.
interesting
the german word for traffic
can also mean ejaculation.
"sorry I am late, I got stuck in ejaculation"
^what a german person would say.
i made that joke once!!!!
say you got stuck in traffic, heehee
something.
HAR HAR AHM FUNNEH
satirical
but not funny, oh no.
The german word for otter...
...also means 'amphibious fish-eating mammal''
oh, stop it.
i'm terrible at pro evo
The word 'trivia'
comes from the latin 'tri' meaning three and 'via' meaning road or way. Thus 'trivia' was anything to be discussed where three roads meet - street corner stuff.
I like that one alot.
Why thank you
I'm all out now though.
it's SunnY!!!
Bears shit in the woods.
i got a haircut
i look like a neo nazi
pix pls
the croat word for croatia
is hrvatska, pronounced ccravatska as in cravat which is where the word for cravat comes from.
wikipedia says
it was actually cos king louis got croatian mercaneries and parisiens adopted their style of scarf, calling it "cravat" after a french corruption of "hrvat".
yeah
which still means that's where the word comes from! coz dey invented da tie!
croatian
is an anagram of catriona
I will tell you something
"tundra" is the eskimo word for "treeless place" as the permafrost in such areas makes it impossible for anything except mosses, lichens and particularly hardy bushes to grow.