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A digital nightmare most of us experience during the 2020 Covid-19 pandemic. It originated on a TV show called 'Prisoner Zero' and was not a huge success with the word itself. Bioweve also means you can weave a biography of someone. Not many people achieve this feat.
Are you having a Bioweve again Jim?
Bioweve by Yeeterman knows words November 14, 2020
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A bioweve is a digital nightmare most people were experiencing during the Covid-19 Pandemic. The word originated on a TV show called 'Prisoner Zero' and was not a huge success with the word or the TV Show. It also means you can weave a biography on someone. Not many people achieve this feat.
Jim, are you having a bioweve again?
Bioweve by Yeeterman knows words November 14, 2020
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to use this all you need is 3 things

1. a lighter
2. weed
3. a bottle of scientific water

how to use :

grind up said weed, pour out 3 thirds of your scientific water, make two hole out of the bottle, one near the top half of the bottle and one near the edge of the water line, put 2 straws in both holes with both glin into the water, put the grindings into the bottle, and proceed to use it as a bong
lol me me big boy bioweed
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