by Bob Gurch August 27, 2004

A dash.
It's a punctuation mark that ignorant people would rather not use. Seems like they'd rather use an ellipsis (...), which is wrong.
It's a punctuation mark that ignorant people would rather not use. Seems like they'd rather use an ellipsis (...), which is wrong.
susyq: hehehehe so at my birthday party today joe walked over to me and told me that im cute. neway i told him i dont like him and he should die. i probly shouldnt have but i can do whatever i want...afterall, its my party and i can do what i wanna.
Joe: DIE LIKE FUCK. By the way, you should have used a dash there instead of an ellipsis. Now excuse me while I cry my eyes out and go emogoth—that is, a person who should probably just die already, rather than cause the world to suffer their presence any longer.
Joe: DIE LIKE FUCK. By the way, you should have used a dash there instead of an ellipsis. Now excuse me while I cry my eyes out and go emogoth—that is, a person who should probably just die already, rather than cause the world to suffer their presence any longer.
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by Onofrex March 24, 2023

1- Collateral relative's spouse's lineal ascendant.
2- Collateral relative's spouse's collateral relative.
3- Lineal descendant's spouse's lineal ascendant (except: children's parents-in-laws = co-parents-in-laws).
4- Lineal descendant's spouse's collateral relative.
5- Spouse's collateral relative's spouse's lineal ascendant.
6- Spouse's collateral relative's spouse's collateral relative.
7- Collateral relative's spouse's collateral relative's spouse.
8- Spouse's collateral relative's spouse's collateral relative's spouse.
9- Lineal descendant's spouse's collateral relative's spouse.
10- Family member's lover.
11- Lover's family members.
12- Biological relative's widower spouse (non-biological)'s new spouse.
13- Spouse's biological relative's widower spouse (non-biological)'s new spouse.
14- Biological relative's widower spouse (non-biological)'s new spouse's lineal ascendant, lineal descendant and collateral relative.
15- Spouse's biological relative's widower spouse (non-biological)'s new spouse's lineal ascendant, lineal descendant and collateral relative.
16- Family members of people who are lovingly related without commitment.
17- Someone who lovingly relates without strings attached to the family members of another living being.
18- Without kinship.
19- Without social bond and without kinship at the same time.
2- Collateral relative's spouse's collateral relative.
3- Lineal descendant's spouse's lineal ascendant (except: children's parents-in-laws = co-parents-in-laws).
4- Lineal descendant's spouse's collateral relative.
5- Spouse's collateral relative's spouse's lineal ascendant.
6- Spouse's collateral relative's spouse's collateral relative.
7- Collateral relative's spouse's collateral relative's spouse.
8- Spouse's collateral relative's spouse's collateral relative's spouse.
9- Lineal descendant's spouse's collateral relative's spouse.
10- Family member's lover.
11- Lover's family members.
12- Biological relative's widower spouse (non-biological)'s new spouse.
13- Spouse's biological relative's widower spouse (non-biological)'s new spouse.
14- Biological relative's widower spouse (non-biological)'s new spouse's lineal ascendant, lineal descendant and collateral relative.
15- Spouse's biological relative's widower spouse (non-biological)'s new spouse's lineal ascendant, lineal descendant and collateral relative.
16- Family members of people who are lovingly related without commitment.
17- Someone who lovingly relates without strings attached to the family members of another living being.
18- Without kinship.
19- Without social bond and without kinship at the same time.
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by Yornol March 30, 2023
