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This is the bio song, please do not sing along

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@Truckbomb14 @ElliotShoener @sourchex @GarbageHuman24 Which violent gene?

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@sourchex @ElliotShoener @GarbageHuman24 ... African countries) being on the higher end of crime rates in Africa. I don't really care what you think, but the statistics don't "prove" anything here. What it may indicate is that mixing of ethnic groups leads to higher levels of violence, which historically has held true.

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@sourchex @ElliotShoener @GarbageHuman24 This is incorrect. Myanmar, another Asian country with a low number of black individuals, currently holds the record for the highest crime rate. Africa as a continent has a mix of both high and low crime rates, with South Africa (one of the most white-infested ...

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@JProlec @RighterHR OK, Mr. Diarrhea, what do YOU do with a bunch of flags?

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@TheHonored1_ @naoqueen69 @Light_88_ It's the Pokemon's Japanese names. Though, localising the names to English was always the intention of the Pokemon Company, which is Japanese, so I can't say it makes sense to insist they always be referred to in Japanese when we're using English.

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@DorianEnyo27903 @Stonewall1919 @LoudOutside Yeah, so the clause you have beginning with "which" is a relative clause and should thusly be connected with a comma, not a period. Your terrible English disgusts me.

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@pavoliareine @kaelakovalskia ini JackAss

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@okthen263 "Well, we can't gettim on race, so we might as well give their sexual identity a go because my people could never do harm like this."

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@benjcartlidge @SantPolyglot Well, there's probably a correlation to be made between popular languages, languages that an app is likely to have, and languages with plenty of resources.

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@paymusclemommy @imaginmatrix "Y'all" is sometimes considered to be of Scots origin, not AAVE. Though, AAVE & Southern US English certainly popularised it in America.

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@paymusclemommy @imaginmatrix Plenty American terms have their origins in sailing or baseball! "Strike out," "cut of one's gib," "to steer clear," and many more.

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@UsurpedCacti @lynx_darth @MoistCr1TiKaL This is difficult to divine. I'm watching through the video right now, he seems to talk about it like it's any regular celebrity predator. I don't see how he's handling it differently, do you have quotes or anything you'd like to share?

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@_Coal_Fired_ @ImNoPhillip @TitusDoesArt @UsurpedCacti @paytonewise @MoistCr1TiKaL Most certainly not deflection. Don't make a false equivalency then get upset when it's dismantled, Z.K.

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@UsurpedCacti @paytonewise @MoistCr1TiKaL Charlie certainly doesn't avoid pronouns like the plague. He used SonicFox's (a nonbinary furry Smash player's) correct pronouns when one of his Moist players went up against him.

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@skytopjf "You're a linguist? How many languages do you speak?" I'm not actually a linguist, but when I say linguistics is a hobby of mine, I don't mean language learning.

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@samthenameofgod @esjesjesj Man, if you replied to this post, you must have gone absolutely ape

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@Cleoyourlatina @lostribute Not all women menstruate, therefore are not included by the phrase "menstruating folks."

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@turrible_tao This isn't called a cognate, just a loan word

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@PUNKTIUS People are allowed to be upset at you for calling them "girl," just like you're allowed to get upset by that very notion.

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@QuinnBree1 @Bulbapedia it kinda is? I Choose You, The Power of US, and Secrets of the Jungle are all in the same universe. SotJ was the last movie in the series, though, I guess