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X Æ A-12
Starbucks Employee: Name for the order?
Customer: X Æ A-12
Starbucks Employee: I asked for your name, not your password.
Customer: X Æ A-12
Starbucks Employee: I asked for your name, not your password.
X Æ A-12 by TheOriginalYeet May 5, 2020
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X Æ A-12
Ash Arcangel, the child of Elon Musk and Claire Boucher.
X: The unknown factor, silent.
Æ: Claire's elven letter, pronounced Ash.
A-12: The pairs favorite aircraft, named Archangel.
X: The unknown factor, silent.
Æ: Claire's elven letter, pronounced Ash.
A-12: The pairs favorite aircraft, named Archangel.
X Æ A-12
Hmm, my stock prices are falling because of me, social media is starting to hate me, I should name my child X Æ A-12.
X Æ A-12 by The whole entire state of Ohio May 5, 2020
X Æ A-12
X Æ A-12 by Macintosh Greaferson May 5, 2020
X Æ A-12
X: Greek letter "Chi", pronounced "Ki"
Æ: Pronounced "Ai"
A-12: 12th letter of the alphabet, "L"
It's pronounced "Kyle" (Ki-Ai-L)
Æ: Pronounced "Ai"
A-12: 12th letter of the alphabet, "L"
It's pronounced "Kyle" (Ki-Ai-L)
X Æ A-12 by Mike Oxhard 69 May 6, 2020
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