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Gamw thn panaxaiki sou by Ur mama089 November 21, 2021
pamaxa
A "pamaxa" is a bone spoon used for the explicit purpose of violence against other living beings.
The pam in pamaxa means a bone spoon is a spoon carved out from an animal bone and usually stands around 14 centimeters tall. (Approximately 5.5 inches)
The axa in pamaxa means a handheld implement used as a weapon.
It must specifically be a bone spoon, and it must have been used or implemented as a weapon to be classified as a pamaxa.
The pam in pamaxa means a bone spoon is a spoon carved out from an animal bone and usually stands around 14 centimeters tall. (Approximately 5.5 inches)
The axa in pamaxa means a handheld implement used as a weapon.
It must specifically be a bone spoon, and it must have been used or implemented as a weapon to be classified as a pamaxa.
Barack was praised for the inclusion of a pamaxa in his first person shooter video game, even though it was very ineffective at doing anything.
pamaxa by NotBalticc April 15, 2022
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