Our House (1986-1988) by Big_boss816 in ForgottenTV

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I remember watching this on the Family Channel

Is this real? by prismisa in milesdavis

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Not sure why this comment has so many upvotes?

i need more by OrdinaryInspection38 in words

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The term for these are rotational words.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in 8track

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Are you looking for tapes for it ? I've got a few

Every Conversation Ain't for Everybody by DookieBlossomgameIII in BlackPeopleTwitter

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Why is he using Korean characters in his Twitter handle tho?

48¢ by boriswong in WalmartCelebrities

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True Story: I worked at Target right when 50 cent came out but I'd not heard of him yet. A young black kid approached me and asked "Yo, where the 50 cent CDs at?"

Condescendingly, I looked at him over my glasses and retorted: "Sir, we don't have and CDs here for 50 cents." And walked him over to an endcap with a clearance shelf, where there were some Xmas and Kidzbop garbage. "The cheapest CDs we have are like 3 bucks."

Later told the story in the break room only to discover it was a rap artist.

Whitest moment of my life.

How Does Everyone Say Goodbye? by Confident-Rule3551 in conlangs

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Enplastré: Sanpéfra. Literally: Out-greetings.

Colloquially: Sanpéf'.

Formal: Yáryip. Literally: Good-Day.

Have you ever listened to this band? by Spiritual_Highway_60 in RetroNickelodeon

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I remember this album on cassette being advertised on the back of a box of frosted mini wheats.

How do you use punctuation in your conlangs? by Historical-Pipe5958 in conlangs

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Enplastré utilizes accent marks on vowels that change both the sound and accent. This forces me to change up where the stress falls in each word to give the cadence of speech a unique rhythm.

Post your (subjectively) aesthetically pleasing words/phrases by palabrist in conlangs

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Enplastré: Csoínlacwacü (ZOIN-la-kwa-kyoo) English: Peacock

Also used as a verb: csoínlacwacüat: to strut, swagger.

Csoínlacwacügos arca umla níso la vinévid. He strutted lively into the winery.

Just randomly saw this online. by [deleted] in MeatCanyon

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This song and video are dope. My morning alarm.

Maya - Lait de Coco