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It took me a while but I believe they mean "doggy".
In what context is this risque?
Because of "doggy style"
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You Anglophones do have at least two diminutive suffixes: -ling and -let. They have neutral or slightly negative connotations, though.
"Dogling" or "doglet". Doesn't quite have the same ring to it.
Actually I love those! I might have to start calling my giant fat kitty a doglet.
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You Anglophones do have at least two diminutive suffixes: -ling and -let. They have neutral or slightly negative connotations, though.
"Dogling" or "doglet". Doesn't quite have the same ring to it.
Actually I love those! I might have to start calling my giant fat kitty a doglet.
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#65They appear to have missed this flowchart! http://i.imgur.com/HlAul8o.jpg
If we're sharing doggo memes the "They're good dogs Brent" one is my absolute favorite. http://i1.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/001/225/812/2b3... I always look at it if I'm having a rough day.
Thank you for that, I needed a wholesome chuckle today.
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#66It's odd. On the one side, so many of these kind of things feel cringeworthy and weird. But then some things like this seem to go just that bit further and the effort and feeling behind them makes it all just wonderful and fun again. Either way it's quite fascinating just how quickly new languages or dialects appear and spread. Slight addition to the other things in this thread so far: I've really loved the descripti…
> It's odd. On the one side, so many of these kind of things feel cringeworthy and weird.
It's all cringe to me.
Can't believe that this makes it on HN, but post an article about drone warfare and watch it get flagged hard.
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#69I guess words are now meagdfhhgffghgfexgbjkiuh your lips on a hand of your hands eternal love you can find a good man to take the pain and he will call you for a while you can find a way out of the way your room can take your breath and you put it on your face and you will be able yyy to the right to the world to be a good man and you can you get your life and everything else we can do it. Know what I mean?
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Maybe it's not such a dumb image meme then, eh?
It's the weirdest thing with me, but I'm a parent of a certain age and though my kids are now teenagers soon to be off to college I still remember their pre-school years vividly and one aspect of those years was that I saw "The Emperor's New Groove" about 9,000 times, and as a result any time someone on the Internet ends a sentence with ", eh", my brain automatically attributes the whole thing to David Spade's voice…
I think my brother and I watched that movie roughly 1500 times. Probably still know every word.