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change.. it happens every second of everyday...it happends when you grow..when you change sceneory...everyone changes...it all depends on if its good or bad when the love of your life your best friend since grade 6. . .and everything goes fine... its a little rocky at one time.. but then you rejoin and are close as ever...then you finally learn that you love this friend so much more then you thought...for a long time you are the couple... holding hands kissing you have grown up together... and you even get over a breakup... and then a new surrounding comes into place... new people and at first its all right..but then just when you think that you friend is going to push you aside.. you end up doing the pushing
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A word used SO much in the 2008 presidential campaigns that it no longer holds any meaning. "The American people want change." -- Pick a Candidate
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A word that disguises the rearrangement of the government from Democracy to any of the following: Communism, Monarchy, Fascism, Anarchy, etc. Obama '08: Vote for Change
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(pronouced cha-haan-gay) the word invented by a member of the Daily Show with Jon Stewart that means aboslutely the same thing We elected Obama hopping for change, but we got change.
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an acronym for come help a nigger get elected Barack Obamas campaign is all about change
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In a basketball shoot-around, after a made shot, the shooter will ask for CHANGE, meaning he wants the ball back to shoot again. Gimme some CHANGE, bruh!
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IN OTHER WORDS: days, weeks or months; extra time or extended time WOMAN: How old are you?
MAN: 34 and some change. |
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