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That’s a really interesting case of autological and heterological words
That’s a really interesting case of autological and heterological words
YOU SHALL PASS!
It could have another panel with “Which one?”
Basically the same, two Victinis holding a Beldum
I ended up replying to the original comment, but your translation to English made me realize that in Portuguese we commonly say “O que que é isso?” which is basically “qu’est-ce-que c’est?”
In Portuguese we actually can say “O que é isso?”, basically the same as in Spanish, but I’d say I use more commonly “O que que é isso?”, which seems closer to French version. Funny, had never thought about it like that.
In Portuguese is “Noventa” also
Maybe your stomachs still work properly. The other day I had a slice of cake and I swear I had to rush to the toilet before I had even finished it. I cannot understand how that’s physically possible.
There is a business opportunity there for 0.35 inches Freedom Guns