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Snwail or snwailing is commonly referred to when using an item such as a Chaire and Weaul out of context. This can result in death by bruh.
Person 1: You're such a weaul bruh
Virgil: The Order of the Sword huh? They worship a demon as a god? Just what are your true intentions? You fickle snwail.
Person 1: ...what
*I AM THE STORM THAT IS APPROACHING. PROVOKING.*
*reality snaps due to to the overflow of power held in using weaul wrongly (snwailing)*

Virgil: Bruhgil flogdorf
Snwail by bowgart consumer December 1, 2022
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After, a hole is dug in one of these piles and the snowpilers talk about deep things in the dark.

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There were ideal snowpiling conditions outside so Pocahontas rounded up some taller friends and off they went.

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