I think you're right, but even though I have a question about what he mean about "LINX", this game should move on.
You should really try to speak English rather than slam on your keyboard randomly.
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You should really try to speak English rather than slam on your keyboard randomly.
I think you're right, but even though I have a question about what he mean about "LINX", this game should move on.
You should really try to speak English rather than slam on your keyboard randomly.
Seeing that your reply was in all caps, it shouldn't surprise nobody that you still color with crayons.
I think you're right, but even though I have a question about what he mean about "LINX", this game should move on. 
Seeing that your reply was in all caps, it shouldn't surprise nobody that you still color with crayons.
It's a rhetorical question, so it's still a statement.
I'm sure most grammarians would disagree. In fact, they'd ask, "Do you really think a rhetorical question is a statement?"
You are lying.
HE A LINX, SO HE A LYA.
It's a rhetorical question, so it's still a statement.
I'm sure most grammarians would disagree. In fact, they'd ask, "Do you really think a rhetorical question is a statement?"
You are lying.
It's a rhetorical question, so it's still a statement.
I'm sure most grammarians would disagree. In fact, they'd ask, "Do you really think a rhetorical question is a statement?"
You are lying.
It's a rhetorical question, so it's still a statement.
I'm sure most grammarians would disagree. In fact, they'd ask, "Do you really think a rhetorical question is a statement?"
It's a rhetorical question, so it's still a statement.
It looks like you asked a question, dude.
You prove that you don't.
No. You eat farts.
Prove it.
No. You eat farts.
Okay, so this should be simple enough. All you have to do is answer the statement above with another statement, simple? This is the opposite to "answer the question above with a question". I'm curious to see how long this can go for and watch massive arguments start.
I'll Start;
I eat bacon sandwiches.
I'll Start;
I eat bacon sandwiches.
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