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义 (Yi) : Literally translates to Righteousness. But used as a symbolic references it can also represent Justice. I think... |
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^that'll never all fit on your forehead unless you use a tiny font and then folk'll keep coming way too close to you so that they can read it |
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Not for me . . . was aswering. . .oh nevermind. I'm not deep enough to have something that complex. |
neither is razomrix - her 义 means "tattoo my arse"
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"yes my forehead is large as a matter of fact look how much writing i can put on there it is quite remarkable if benjamin franklin were here he might even consider writing a few lines of his own like a cool theorem or a haiku about france or even martha washington's recipe for cheesecake wouldn't that be nice but then i would probably have to write it all mirror style so's i could read it when i was in front of my oven slaving over a hot stove making cheesecake for my entire apartment complex even though they are a thankless lot and never close the door to the courtyard so the pigeons come in and spread their feces all over the inside steps"
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"A watched pot never boils."
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no, wait...
"It's the only way our mom could tell us apart." Or "I thought I said no mustard." No no I've got it: "You should see what's tatooed on my arse." |
Please don't talk.
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It's tomorrow. Next question:
"Is this a yes or no question?" |
i was out of town so i get to address something from yesterday. NEW HOUSE RULE!
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and now i'm done violating this thread. |
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