A quiet friend, typically male, who only leaves you on read when texting or replies in only gifs. It's either all or nothing and often can be frustrating to communicate with.
He's a either a man of few words or a believer of the phrase "a picture speaks a thousand words" and replies in gifs every opportunity he can or when he wants to express himself.
He's a either a man of few words or a believer of the phrase "a picture speaks a thousand words" and replies in gifs every opportunity he can or when he wants to express himself.
Katie: Yo Bryan, wanna hang?
Bryan: *leaves on read*
Katie: Yo dude. Helloooo?
Bryan: *leaves on read*
Katie: ?? Stop blue-ticking me dude. I know you read my text.
Bryan: *replies with "hell yes" gif*
Katie: Omg why can't you just reply yes dude? You're sucha Yuan Dern wtf.
Bryan: *leaves on read*
Katie: Yo dude. Helloooo?
Bryan: *leaves on read*
Katie: ?? Stop blue-ticking me dude. I know you read my text.
Bryan: *replies with "hell yes" gif*
Katie: Omg why can't you just reply yes dude? You're sucha Yuan Dern wtf.
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styled Benchu, he was the son of Yuan Feng, Minister of Interior. Advised He Jin to kill the eunuchs in court, until He Jin was killed in a ploy by Duan Gui. Yuan Shu's half brother Yuan Shu tried to defeat Duan Gui with his 200 Huben troops, but failed. Yuan Shao chsed the fleeing Duan Gui (who had captured the King of Chen Liu. Benchu had all of the eunuchs executed and chased Duan Gui, eventually causing Gui to kill himself. Cao Cao appointed Yuan Shao the commander of the anti Dong Zhuo alliance, and eventually, the alliance disbanded after Zhuo's death.Eventually, Shao defeated Gongsun Zan at the battle of Yi Jing and took command of some of Zan's troops, and He Bei. Cao Cao led a campaign against Yuan Shao to gain control of He Bei, where his guest general Guan Yu routed Yan Laing's forces (killing Liang) and Xu Huang routed Wen Chou's (killing Chou). They met at the battle of Guan Du, where Shao had Lord Cao in a tight position, but with Cao's catapults, he managed to hold off Shao. Then Cao crossed the river and burned Yuan Shao's supplies at Wu Chao. Eventually, Yuan Shao had his strategist Tian Feng executed, and Liu Bei (his guest general) left his service. Shao eventually died of illness in 202AD
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by Xuanlong February 14, 2005