Da classic "Maine state-capital excuse", in knock-knock-joke form:
Knock, knock.
Who's there?
Augusta!!!
Augusta, who?
Augusta wind musta blown all those things around --- I never touched 'em.
Knock, knock.
Who's there?
Augusta!!!
Augusta, who?
Augusta wind musta blown all those things around --- I never touched 'em.
by QuacksO February 15, 2023
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Person 1: I main pearl in brawl stars
Person 2: take a shower and go eat some cookie you no lifer
Person 1: I main pearl in brawl stars
Person 2: take a shower and go eat some cookie you no lifer
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Get the pearl mains mug.Bubba Mains are the best. They love to protect you by making sure the survivors can't unhook you. They will even tunnel you and cut you with their chainsaw making you look like Jason from Stranger Things. They will then look up and down for 4.20 seconds and then do a 69 degree turn 10 times then will mori you. Only one survivor gets this treatment however as the others will either DC or escape
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Get the main house mug.From the word "Mario". It's a neopronoun that is created be me, which is based on the pronoun "I" for the patterns.
mar/mam/may/maine/mayself (Pronoun)
mar: Subjective form, shorting of the term "Mario"
mam: Objective form, based on the last letter of "him"
may: Possessive adjective, based on "my" with an "a" to avoid confusion, also "mair"
maine: Possessive pronoun, Based on "mine"
mayself: see "may" for the etymology.
mar: Subjective form, shorting of the term "Mario"
mam: Objective form, based on the last letter of "him"
may: Possessive adjective, based on "my" with an "a" to avoid confusion, also "mair"
maine: Possessive pronoun, Based on "mine"
mayself: see "may" for the etymology.
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Get the Maine Muncher mug.Short for "set the mainsails." A sailing reference meaning to go to a specific place or to head in a certain direction.
"After final exams, we set the mains for our favorite bar."
"At the start of the semester, I set the mains for all the best college radio stations."
"At the start of the semester, I set the mains for all the best college radio stations."
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