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Anonymous

06/24/24(Mon)20:43:24 No.198972578

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Why do Americans say "say uncle" when they want to signify the end of a fight?

Anonymous
06/24/24(Mon)20:49:44 No.198972711

Anonymous 06/24/24(Mon)20:49:44 No.198972711

sex, you see, with aqua

Anonymous
06/24/24(Mon)20:52:56 No.198972780

Anonymous 06/24/24(Mon)20:52:56 No.198972780

>>198972711
>alcoholic
>lazy
>eats junk food
>always complains
>never takes responsibility
she's already annoying, wait a few years and she will be fat to boot

Anonymous
06/24/24(Mon)21:03:30 No.198972948

Anonymous 06/24/24(Mon)21:03:30 No.198972948

>>198972780
I would force her to take responsibility if you catch my meaning

Anonymous
06/24/24(Mon)21:06:08 No.198972985

Anonymous 06/24/24(Mon)21:06:08 No.198972985

>>198972578
comes from the abbreviation of Time Out, T. O, which sounds like the spanish "tio", meaning uncle

Anonymous
06/24/24(Mon)21:06:48 No.198972993

Anonymous 06/24/24(Mon)21:06:48 No.198972993

>>198972985
Are you kitten me right meow? That sounds made up

Anonymous
06/24/24(Mon)21:08:36 No.198973021

Anonymous 06/24/24(Mon)21:08:36 No.198973021

>>198972711
this but her seiyuu

Anonymous
06/24/24(Mon)21:31:06 No.198973382

Anonymous 06/24/24(Mon)21:31:06 No.198973382

>>198972985
That actually makes sense.

Anonymous
06/24/24(Mon)21:38:52 No.198973481

Anonymous 06/24/24(Mon)21:38:52 No.198973481

>>198972985
This makes no sense.