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Qat

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The Pendulum said:
If I point right here



Do you see I don't care?

Ambiguity doesn't mean generic homeopathic advice.

I can see how you'd associate strong back with cross now though.
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In the small small hope it will give you a little humility:

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You'll prolly still doubt and believe your meme bullshitters so much that you try to tell me what we use words and names for.
Get a grip dude.
 
The Pendulum

The Pendulum

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Qat said:
In the small small hope it will give you a little humility:

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You'll prolly still doubt and believe your meme bullshitters so much that you try to tell me what we use words and names for.
Get a grip dude.
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That is your argument?

Is your IQ sitting right about room temperature?

There is one adopted use of back by way of kreuz.

Three uses of what word, that means back in a far more common, and used sense? Even by your example.

yourdailygerman.com

Word of the Day – “Rücken”

A fun look at the meaning of the noun "Rücken" and the verb "rücken" (which is different) all its related words. Special guest: krass.
yourdailygerman.com yourdailygerman.com
 
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Qat

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George Thoros said:
Take that Q @Qat!!

Your disinformation is not welcome here
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True, totally owned by a guy trying to tell me what words and names mean in my language and culture! I wasn't ambiguous enough.

When beliefs trump reality, you'll warp whatever to form the imagined world like you want it to be.
 
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Qat said:
True, totally owned by a guy trying to tell me what words and names mean in my language and culture! I wasn't ambiguous enough.

When beliefs trump reality, you'll warp whatever to form the imagined world like you want it to be.
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My man The Pendulum @The Pendulum is wicked smart. You’re just a dummy with a low IQ and BIGLY lies
 
The Pendulum

The Pendulum

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Qat said:
True, totally owned by a guy trying to tell me what words and names mean in my language and culture! I wasn't ambiguous enough.

When beliefs trump reality, you'll warp whatever to form the imagined world like you want it to be.
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Oh look, from your same article.

Wonder why you only screen shot the header.

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www.menshealth.de

Das sind die besten 8 Übungen fürs Rückentraining

Plus: So testest du, wie stark deine Rückenmuskulatur wirklich ist
www.menshealth.de www.menshealth.de
 
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The Pendulum

The Pendulum

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conor mcgregor nut hugger said:
You're arguing with a guy about the use of a word in his native language, a language you don't speak.

How do you not see how ignorant you look?

Rhetorical question, don't answer until you've graduated high school.
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You've assumed I don't speak ANY German.

Another assumption.

You're good at that.

Bet you think I'm a sole language speaker?

I'm beginning to understand just how your brain works.

Imagine trying to argue with the definition of the Latin root of said word.

You, and Quck can pretend it's a more common use of Kreuz than it actually is. Much the same as trying to define Renegade, as Maverick, rather than Traitor.

Requires a bit of effort, and is not the most common use of said word.



Which a German would know. Weird, right?
 
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The Pendulum said:
You've assumed I don't speak ANY German.

Another assumption.

You're good at that.

Bet you think I'm a sole language speaker?

I'm beginning to understand just how your brain works.

Imagine trying to argue with the definition of the Latin root of said word.

You, and Quck can pretend it's a more common use of Kreuz than it actually is. Much the same as trying to define Renegade, as Maverick, rather than Traitor.

Requires a bit of effort, and is not the most common use of said word.



Which a German would know. Weird, right?
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Q @Qat u gonna take that?!?!?

what languages do you speak The Pendulum @The Pendulum
 
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I’m gonna buy a German to English dictionary and deep dive that shit
 
IschKabibble

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Splinty said:
Click the link. It's in there and he's basically an admitted turned Russian mouthpiece that gets paid to go make anti-American speeches in Russia.

I didn't post him because he doesn't really matter when somebody who is vocally working on behalf of Russian interest turns out to be working on behalf of Russian interest.

It's much more interesting to point out all of the people that denied it and then broke the law to do it.

Manafort and Roger Stone both were charged due to black and white evidence not his witness statements.

Manafort actually has the best evidence against him due to the fact that he doesn't know how to turn things into PDF lol and he sends sensitive documents to gates asking him to turn it into a PDF leaving a paper trail lol..

Face it. Your freedom fighters are ironically hypocritical turncoat traitors that have self interest above country and anything else.

there are quite a few inside of the Trump transition and administration that seem like just willing Patsy's. They don't seem to realize that they are being groomed to be accessories. But this is pretty common with espionage. Russia goes over and find somebody with some sympathies and wears on them. I actually feel bad for those people because they are being targeted. And I don't blame somebody for having a predilection for foreign policy or other items that Russia might find mutually beneficial and want to work with.

Where does that cross the line? Oh somewhere around lying and embezzlement, transmitting private voter information to assist in computer espionage and hacking, publicly undermining national security efforts in an attempt to further these causes due to self-interest and gain...you know, the stuff that makes up collusion and crime.
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Remember when Trump wiped out an entire squad of Russian mercenaries, effectively ending the proxy war in Syria? I remember.
 
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