EXTREMELY FUCKING SERIOUS VOTE

[pig]

 

[CX2]

NOOOO I WANT WANT DESU~~~!!!

 

[ATWA ya dig?]

Selfish little fucks

 

[shipment]

When using "Nay" would you not expect "Yea" to be "Yay"?

 

[ATWA ya dig?]

>yay

 

[Sloppyjakky]

>yay

jim

 

[pig]

When using "Nay" would you not expect "Yea" to be "Yay"?

stfu potatonoob learn english

 

[ATWA ya dig?]

jim

His/her name is "Niko" actually

 

[Apeson]

April fools ended almost three days ago in case you haven't realized.

 

[Sloppyjakky]

stfu potatonoob learn english
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demobraps when the sprunki bbc is sus:

 

[ATWA ya dig?]

stfu potatonoob learn english
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noob says "aye" and is tryna tell us how to talk smh

 

[木制的尼尔森]

why not

 

[ATWA ya dig?]

April fools ended almost three days ago in case you haven't realized.

 

[pig]

April fools ended almost three days ago in case you haven't realized.

We don't have cumskin technologies like calendars in Jharkhand because living until the end of a fortnight is already pretty good. Fuck your mother bhenchod

 

[shipment]

noob says "aye" and is tryna tell us how to talk smh

It's generally used as both a sentence finisher to provoke a response to a statement.
"Some movie that was, aye?"
or as way of grabbing someones attention or drawing attention to something.
"Aye! Do you mind telling me what that's all about?"
"Aye, c'mere!"
or as a general way of asking for clarification.
"Aye?"
It's efficient and quick to blurt out, so stop being such a noob. To add, it depends on the part of the country you're in. A lot of lads in my area use "man" for the same purposes in the same manner over "aye".

 

[ATWA ya dig?]

It's generally used as both a sentence finisher to provoke a response to a statement.
"Some movie that was, aye?"
or as way of grabbing someones attention or drawing attention to something.
"Aye! Do you mind telling me what that's all about?"
"Aye, c'mere!"
or as a general way of asking for clarification.
"Aye?"
It's efficient and quick to blurt out, so stop being such a noob. To add, it depends on the part of the country you're in. A lot of lads in my area use "man" for the same purposes in the same manner over "aye".

Yea, I've done an irish accent since 2nd grade bro you don't need to explain it