A phrase to describe some one who is terrible at games. They also try to make jokes during those games which leave little to no punch line.
The phrase come from the Latin "Nu Scrape Pontius" which translates to "He who runs from Teddy Bear"
It opposes phrases such as Ashlie, UNiCOMICS and Jon which all mean Very good and talented.
The phrase come from the Latin "Nu Scrape Pontius" which translates to "He who runs from Teddy Bear"
It opposes phrases such as Ashlie, UNiCOMICS and Jon which all mean Very good and talented.
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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.
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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.
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