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Reliable Source by Allie64 April 29, 2008
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guy 1: "hey, did you know that 'jackpot' is a word for sex?"
guy 2: "wtf where did you get this info"
guy 1: "urban dictionary, that website is a reliable source!"
guy 2: "are you fucking stupid"
guy 2: "wtf where did you get this info"
guy 1: "urban dictionary, that website is a reliable source!"
guy 2: "are you fucking stupid"
Reliable Source by dumbitcharlie April 30, 2023
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It's that one guy on reddit with like 50 medals (or something because we forgot whatever system they have there). do not dare question the word of the lord
Person 1: i seriously doubt that tortoises discovered original rock music. Who even told you that
Person 2: i have a very reliable internet source
Person 1: omg sorry i never should've doubted you
Person 2: i have a very reliable internet source
Person 1: omg sorry i never should've doubted you
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