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Could yall stop shooting each other outside my window im trying to masturbate

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123movies & putlocker provide more for the people of this country than the army has ever

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Banning all Americans from this blog except the ones who are sound.

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you can be both employed & way too online. it’s called “posting on the clock,” and actually, it’s praxis.

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why are you as. a man haunted by anotherman

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I didn't ask why it bothered you. I don't care about that. I asked why did you start your post with something along the lines of "people are pronouncing the word 'axolotl' wrong" and I explained why the popular pronunciation of the word is actually correct. You made an argument and I made a counter argument. You didn't address the counter argument and you called me a tar pit.

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False equivalence. A person's name is in no way comparable to the name of an animal species. Dead naming a person shows that you don't respect them (if on purpose). We choose are own names. This is very unique to our names and you cannot compare it with any other word.

The pronunciation of the word axolotl has absolutely nothing to do with that. Axolotls didn't choose the name of their species. People did. The name and it's pronunciation will probably change in the future too. That doesn't show that we... don't respect the animal? Or the people who made the previous name and it's pronunciation? Words simple involve with time. It has happened to all old words and it will happen to all the new words too.

Pronunciations specifically are tricky because if an incorrect pronunciation gets popular enough, it will eventually be considered one of the correct pronunciations (like pronouncing the "t" in "often")

Context:

Even though this post is made only for one person

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I know this might make people mad, but absolutely refusing to even attempt to treat your mental illness, and instead just endlessly inflicting your unmitigated episodes on the people around you, is abusive. Your loved ones are not stress toys that you can just squeeze every time you feel bad. It is bad if someone says your repeated behavior is hurting them, and you take no steps to change. I know damn well that you can’t always help how your brain acts, but I’ve also spent a lot of years trying to stop my spiraling brain in its tracks, work on strategies to calm down, and consider the impact I’m having on others, because I grew up in a household with people who have the attitude of, “I have the right to consume all the attention in the house and drain your energy every single day because I feel miserable, and you’re the bad guy if you say that I’m making you feel bad and that I need to get help. I can treat you however I want because of my anxiety.”

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Cyclists are perverts of a high degree

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Visit Norway!

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does the 69 button have a name or are we all calling it the 69 button.

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real and true