Dogs Are Doggos: An Internet Language Built Around Love for the Puppers
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#2They appear to have missed this flowchart!
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#3"All Borks Considered" indeed.
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#4"h*ckin"
That's some intense censoring
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#5Disappointed. I was expecting a dictionary or something with a bit more structure.
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#6Disappointed. I was expecting a dictionary or something with a bit more structure.
"Harsh realm" = "bummer"
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#7Re: Dogs Are Doggos: An Internet Language Built Around Love for the Puppers
#8"h*ckin" That's some intense censoring
> Sometimes heck is censored as h* ck. Matt Nelson, who runs the WeRateDogs Twitter account (@dog_rates), says tweets from WeRate popularized h* ck and its derivatives. "I'm sure someone else did that before," he says, "but it was something original to me and I used it to such an extent that people associate it with [@dog_rates] now."
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#9"h*ckin" That's some intense censoring
that's the joke
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#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
"Harsh realm" = "bummer"
This makes me feel slightly less lost than when I am watching episodes of the pengest munch. I am totally uncool.