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@athome by Hercolena Oliver September 7, 2009
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Liverpool are playing at home
Liverpool are playing at home by the duncans August 14, 2008
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what's that when it's at home?
request to simplify the language, avoid fancy titles etc. uses the idea that at home, people don't bother trying to sound impressive. calling a spade a spade.
what's that when it's at home? by hepburn May 14, 2008
Athore
One of many misspellings that was used in a now-popular review of the game Super PSTW Action RPG on Newgrounds. The original review was written by the user Axman13, but has since been deleted.
It was probably supposed to say/mean "other" instead, but because of the many typos in the review, it (among the others) was perceived by the Newgrounds-user D-Mac-Double in a more flavorful and funny taste, spawning the popular audio-clip "Dot Dot Dot", later being the basis for the even more popular flash-movie "Dot Dot Dot - Animated".
It was probably supposed to say/mean "other" instead, but because of the many typos in the review, it (among the others) was perceived by the Newgrounds-user D-Mac-Double in a more flavorful and funny taste, spawning the popular audio-clip "Dot Dot Dot", later being the basis for the even more popular flash-movie "Dot Dot Dot - Animated".
I have more than enough to eat at home
Reporter: "Did you offer to perform cunnilingus on a female staffer?"
Rob Ford: “I’m happily married, I have more than enough to eat at home"
Rob Ford: “I’m happily married, I have more than enough to eat at home"
I have more than enough to eat at home by asupercilious January 22, 2014
Lost to Cooper Rush at home
Lost to Cooper Rush at home- the excuse that biased ravens fans use when Giants fans clown them for losing to them. For some reason they bring up the argument that cooper rush beat them in their home stadium when naming the teams that they played during the season. Dont understand but needs to be said.
HA HA ravens you guys lost to the giants. Ok well at least my schedule isnt mickeymouse, lets see who you played, Beat the Titans off a field Goal miss, beat the panthers when they were no good, LOST TO COOPER RUSH AT HOME.
Lost to Cooper Rush at home by lebronjahames6 March 17, 2023
stay at home son
A unemployed man who lives with his parents and has no motivation to improve his life by getting a job or education.
After graduating from high school, six years ago, my son now spends all of his time watching porn and surfing the internet. He is a stay at home son
stay at home son by nelshane December 18, 2008
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