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as a white American few words hold power the strength to stop traffic the ability to curb enthusiasm the worth to end conversation **** is such a word – to write **** barely invokes an emotional response just four little letters on a page written in such a way as to possess meaning through the organization of consonants and vowels creating a linguistic circus which we can all enjoy… **** – merely slang for a feminine body part or saved for those who infuriate us nearly beyond measure we throw it around, but not haphazardly like those silly British: tossing bleeding ***** for fun and frolic while ******* a *** ah, the majesty of vernacular **** – she acted in such a way; he made me so mad; that dog **** on the floor; come here honey, let me lick it stick it and slap it once for old time’s sake **** … more magic than Siegfried and Roy especially when offered to a young boy as a shiny new toy … **** who knew it could bring forth both such pain and such overwhelming joy **** –
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Oct 28, 2015
Oct 28, 2015 at 6:13 PM UTC
magic word
as a white American few words hold power the strength to stop traffic the ability to curb enthusiasm the worth to end conversation **** is such a word – to write **** barely invokes an emotional response just four little letters on a page written in such a way as to possess meaning through the organization of consonants and vowels creating a linguistic circus which we can all enjoy… **** – merely slang for a feminine body part or saved for those who infuriate us nearly beyond measure we throw it around, but not haphazardly like those silly British: tossing bleeding ***** for fun and frolic while ******* a *** ah, the majesty of vernacular **** – she acted in such a way; he made me so mad; that dog **** on the floor; come here honey, let me lick it stick it and slap it once for old time’s sake **** … more magic than Siegfried and Roy especially when offered to a young boy as a shiny new toy … **** who knew it could bring forth both such pain and such overwhelming joy **** –
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Oct 28, 2015
Oct 28, 2015 at 6:13 PM UTC
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