NewYorkIslander
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So its not, "Is that a divot in your sleeve or are you just happy to see me?"?
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Patek
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If, on the other hand, a guy comes up to you and asks, "Are these fake Guccis?", then you know he is a member of SF, irregardless of whether you are wearing Guccis.Originally Posted by somatoform
Sorry, what does this magical word "irregardless" mean? Is it the opposite of regardless? If so, that sentence makes no sense
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Sorry, what does this magical word "irregardless" mean? Is it the opposite of regardless? If so, that sentence makes no senseOriginally Posted by Patek
its a bushism, or a word Palin invented recently.
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Sorry, what does this magical word "irregardless" mean? Is it the opposite of regardless? If so, that sentence makes no senseOriginally Posted by Patek
I often use both. Never gave it much thought until now.
Irregardless is an informal term commonly used in place of regardless or irrespective, which has caused controversy since it first appeared in the early twentieth century. Most dictionaries list it as "nonstandard" or "incorrect".
And blame it on the early 20th century.
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The answer is here. No BS guys. Im sharing the secret.
-Go to upscale bar/club dressed like a ******* badass -as soon as i walk in the door pussies become wet and boners rise -Get complimented by 3 girls and 2 guys -Drunk chick cant keep her hands off me -take drunk chick to friends house -**** chick and throw up -she comforts me and tells me its ok -**** her again and lick her ***** and asshole -quietly leave and take off in the morning -calls me a minute later -dont answer -Alpha as ****
-Go to upscale bar/club dressed like a ******* badass -as soon as i walk in the door pussies become wet and boners rise -Get complimented by 3 girls and 2 guys -Drunk chick cant keep her hands off me -take drunk chick to friends house -**** chick and throw up -she comforts me and tells me its ok -**** her again and lick her ***** and asshole -quietly leave and take off in the morning -calls me a minute later -dont answer -Alpha as ****
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I know the secret code.
Even with <1000 poasts.
Even with <1000 poasts.
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"That is one hell of a shirt. I bet you paid a pretty price for it, am I right?"
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