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Yes but capacity should care factor

Only time will tell...

Lol

Instaounce?

As my drill instructor would say if someone said "I'm sorry" *ahem* "I know you are! I didn't ask for a character reference!"

He learned it from a booooook

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Nice

Nerd alert

Looks like a sign a crocodile would make

I don't know if I even carrot all

Oh, yesssssss 🥰🥹👍

A: "This tastes like synonym!" B: "Are you trying to say 'cinnamon'?" A: "It's another word for the same thing, isn't it?" B: "..."

AC/DC aren't even electricians! ⚡️

Australian parking lot?

Especially on the internet as the person you are trying to correct could very well have English as their third or fourth language, and you only speak one, and badly at that.

What about "they're"?

Haha

As true today as when it was written.

I do this more often than I would like to admit...

As is every "A" in Australia.

The "I's" are in upper case.

The fact that worthless and priceless sound like they should mean the same thing but they're complete opposites.

Do you know why women prefer to 77 instead of 69? They get 8 more.

💧💧 Eau

Wanna bet?

Photosynthetic.

thanks for nothing

Eh, you give attention to something in English also.

This interview was gold for facial expressions alone!

Powerful.

Hassan, always wining about something.

Back in the 90's my college had a student magazine. It's motto was, "You read it, now work for it." I always thought it was cleaver, because they put it on the back cover. It could be "You 'red' it," or "You 'reed' it" and either would work.

Please don’t

OK, it's true. Sent from France.

Mirror?

Lol can be read

IDK

Back in my day we were taught English by watching TV with subtitles, and singing ABBA songs.

and there it is!

Engiwherever you are

In-dia and out-dia

oooh just got that "I want to be the one for you"

Google says it's, "c'est quoi ce truc?" not all that c**p.

I used to say "data" until Star Trek The Next Generation came out. Now I say "data".

Your absotively rite.