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Default password for LED moving sign text, usually this word used to mock brat-asses who try to mess the public LED moving sign text (such as on bus or on gas station) up
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"888888888" is used on nicovideo.jp at the end of videos (usually songs) to represent clapping, due to the fact that 8 in Japan is pronounced "hachi", which sounds similar to "pachi", which when translated, means "to applaud or clap".
bozo from america: WHY IS EVEFRYONE SPAMMING 8????//?///
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888888888 by CellieConal November 1, 2020
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Cousin: What’s the WIFI password?
Me: 2 444 666666 8888888.
Cousin: Ohh, 12345678! The easiest password!
Settings: Password not found.
Me: I said, one two the fours five sixes and seven eights.
Cousin: OHOHOHOHOHOH
Me: 2 444 666666 8888888.
Cousin: Ohh, 12345678! The easiest password!
Settings: Password not found.
Me: I said, one two the fours five sixes and seven eights.
Cousin: OHOHOHOHOHOH
2 444 666666 8888888 by herocartrr_452 February 6, 2022
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