Message from @us_o_w/e
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Edgy boi
@Hastur
Never said it wasn't the first four letters, like he claimed. I said that's not the origin. And then proved it.
Fair enough.
@us_o_w/e
Lol. You don't know how to read.
@Wisch (ง •̀_•́)ง
>uses slurs
>cries that everyone who uses slurs is "muh edgy"
Lolwut
Any board/wargamers here?
*never once uses a slur on this server*
*gets 4chan texted*
Wikipedia also thinks that the term "Ms." (which is not an abbreviation) was commonly-accepted by the middle of the 20th century.
Though it was really artificially shunted into the language in the 70s-80s.
There are only 2 genders, the rest are mental conditions
Gottlieb, Henrik; Morgensen, Jens Erik, eds. (2007). Dictionary Visions, Research and Practice: Selected Papers from the 12th International Symposium on Lexicography, Copenhagen 2004 (illustrated ed.). Amsterdam: J. Benjamins Pub. Co. p. 247. ISBN 978-9027223340. Retrieved 22 October 2014.
You could always just check the citation, you mongoloid.
Gottlieb? something about that name...
Ahh... so you dismiss any research that hurts your feelings? Explains alot.
God, you shitlibs are insufferable...
any idiot can write a research paper
@Night
Cool. Then we should definitely just throw out all empiricism, huh?
@us_o_w/e
>still can't read
soo now you are basic your empiric belif on one paper? not on qualitative nor quantitative
@Night
Want to try that in English?
Want to learn to speak 4 more languages before you insult me?
find me every study that supports your position, oh you can't?
@Night
How about you learn the one we're conversing in?
Or... that I am...
not that i asked and what i wrote makes snede if you have more than high school education
Lol. The irony...
>soo now you are basic your empiric belif
Perfect. Sense.
Did you even finish elementary school...?
English people are definitely not aware that Ignacius (or whatever) is a common German name.
We're not like "fuck that guy, he's probably Bavarian DURRR"
nazi is only the most used word in the 20th century, why would I have to know what it means and where it comes from?
apparently what's-his-dick thinks it's offensive
And wants me to say Natsoc
(Which doesn't sound like an English word by the way)
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