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RegDwigнt
RegDwigнt
8:40 AM
@Mitch lololol 5000 feet is 1524000 millimeters. So put your measly imperial measurements in a pipe and shove it up Trump's ass.
 
 
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RegDwigнt
RegDwigнt
10:21 AM
> Cellos sould not be in the back grownd
What does that even mean.
 
 
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Nayeem Mansoori
Nayeem Mansoori
12:22 PM
Hi friends
 
Nayeem Mansoori
Nayeem Mansoori
12:43 PM
What is the meaning of ever
 
 
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M.A.R.
M.A.R.
3:22 PM
@NayeemMansoori I'm assuming, since "ever" is usually syntactically 'integrated' into the sentence, the meaning would not be so clear if you consulted a dictionary, but anyway, 1) Have you consulted a dictionary? 2) Where have you encountered "ever", that keeps giving you doubts? 3) Can you provide more detail on what exactly confuses you?
 
Mitch
Mitch
3:41 PM
@NayeemMansoori and also, do you have a particular sentence with 'ever' in mind? (that would a good start)
 
M.A.R.
M.A.R.
4:35 PM
That was my second question. Flagging @Mitch for perceived plagiarism
Of questions
About a question
 
Mitch
Mitch
4:59 PM
@M.A.R. Consider it more of an emphasis.
Plagiarism is the sincerest form of theft.
 
RegDwigнt
RegDwigнt
6:03 PM
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user358018During a recent conversation with one of my friends, whom I had not been regularly speaking to, I asked her whether her sister had applied for a job as I knew she’d graduated some months ago. She told me that it’s been almost two months since her sister started working, mildly surprised at my una...

single-word-requests adjectives
A puzzling question.
I've only just learned this new expression and I haven't even begun using it. Can you give me more expressions that mean the exact same thing. I can then add it to the pile of things that I dismiss as soon as I learn that they exist.
 

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