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#1 Before February 2015
- 32OrtonEdge32dh
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Complicated Paragraph I Wrote, Decode It For A +Rep
If you can simplify this paragraph first, you win a +rep.
I have disambiguated the verisimilitude of the probability of encountering a pulchritudinous antediluvian, in other words, a sexy septuagenarian. Through many hours of pandiculation and enantiomorphic images, I published a brobdingnagian essay (written in a latericeous font), but it caused much pandemonium.
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Re: Complicated Paragraph I Wrote, Decode It For A +Rep
I have eludicated(clarified) the thruthlikness of the chance of meeting a stunning older person, in other words, a hot person between age 70-79. through many hours of yawning and stretching at the same time and mirror images, I published a a gigantic essay(written in a font with the colour of bricks.) but it caused much uproar
like your referance to gullivers travels. It doesnt look as good as yours, but the difficult words are "translated"
Latericeous is also a flower
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Re: Complicated Paragraph I Wrote, Decode It For A +Rep
ooh! i won a dollar from my science teacher because he couldn't spell brobdingnagian.
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Re: Complicated Paragraph I Wrote, Decode It For A +Rep
ooh! i won a dollar from my science teacher because he couldn't spell brobdingnagian.
...
Win.
Translation:
"Words"
I win.
Yeah, well, you know that's just like, uh, your opinion, man.
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Re: Complicated Paragraph I Wrote, Decode It For A +Rep
TakoMan02 and Oturan win. The correct answer was multifarious verbiage, but you were close enough. And I didn't know there were Gulliver's references, I've never seen/read it.
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