incompitent

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Said your 4th grade teacher
Jim: YOU INCOMPITENT FOOL

Jim: I MEAN YOU INCOMPITINT FOOL

Jim: WAIT NO I MEAN YOU ENCOMPITINT FOOL

Bob: I think I might die
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words of the decade
Hey guys, welcome back to another video, today we are playing minecraft! This is episode #142 of my minecraft let's play.

Bob: CAN YOU TURN THAT SHIT DOWN, JIM?! I CAN HERE IT FROM ALL THE WAY OVER HERE!!!
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Harrass

Yet another word that doesn't mean you're illiterate if you use it.
Jim: Help I'm being harrassed

Bob: You mean harassed?

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sadist

An often misunderstood term in the English language. Being a sadist does not immediately mean you're a demented monster. Being a sadist could include: telling a deez nuts joke, teasing someone in nearly any way, or finding someone cute when they are blushing or flustered.

In short, most people are sadistic in some way.
Jim: God, Janet looks so cute when she's blushing

Bob: Bro, you're such a sadist

Jim: What? I don't enjoy stabbing people. I'm not even a bit sadistic.
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Yeah. Let's

An agreement with proceeding with something. Usually in response to a sentence involving let's.

The yeah can be exchanged for anything. For example:

Sure. Let's.

Yes. Let's.

or just simply remove the Yeah and just saying Let's.
Jim: Let's make a bomb.

Bob: Yeah. Let's.
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newspaper (verb)

newspapered, newspapering

Verb

To create (a note, letter, or written message) partially or entirely from pieces of text or images taken from different sources, especially to conceal the creator's identity.
The ransom note was newspapered together using magazine clippings.

newspaper (verb)
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Sandwhich

A concerningly high amount of people genuinely think this is the correct way to spell sandwich. I searched this term up on here expecting to be called an illiterate moron, but I wasn't.
Bob: I just ate a sandwhich

Jim: Same. I love sandwhiches

Bill: Me too. Sandwiches are my favorite

Bob: Actually, it's spelt sandwhiches

Bill: I'm pretty sure it's not

Jim: I just searched it up on Urban Dictionary and uh, yeah it is

Bill: Well according to Merriam Webs-

Bob & Jim: You're fired, Bill
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