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bogos binted 

bogos binted has no meaning and is usually indecipherable. However, it is usually used to confuse one or escape a question.
Did you print out your photos?
bogos binted?
what.
bogos binted by Hoo boy September 16, 2020
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Bogos Binted 

"Hey just wondering if you got your photos printed?"
"Bogos binted?"
"What"
"đź‘˝"

bogos binted đź‘˝ 

bogos binted đź‘˝
Adam: bogos binted đź‘˝
Eve: what

bogos binted 

"Bogos Binted" is the only known translation that was produced from studying interstellar electromagnetic waves, coming from planet Kepler-22B. We believe it is an ancient race of otherworldly beings trying to communicate with a past version of ourselves, as they would have needed to calculate the time that both the light and the waves would travel in order to reach us. This means that in order to translate, we had to connect it to ancient languages, such as Ancient Pasylyptonian, and translate those messages to today's modern English.

Today, the message means that the person who spoke the words believes that the person receiving it is alien to them, and that they do not wish to make contact for a long time. This is due to the phrased roots, of being sent by aliens and not being received until millions of years later. Essentially, it can be used as an insult, or as a way to end a relationship.
"Hey man, wanna hang out later?"
"Bogos Binted."
"Oh.. I'm sorry, I'll leave"
bogos binted by The kids are gone August 10, 2021
Not a word
I bringed my bike to school
bringed by Public November 17, 2017

bogos binted 

an alien word for photos printed
Hey, did you get your photos printed?
bogos binted?
what
đź‘˝
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