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are you a boy or girl

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fetus deathing

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AA

In League of Legends (LoL), "aa" stands for "auto attack" (also known as a "basic attack"), which is the default attack action performed by achampionwhen you right-click on an enemy unit. Auto attacks are a fundamental aspect of the game that deal consistent damage to opponents (as long as the enemy is within range) without requiring special abilities or resources.

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jail tail

A small, scraggly ponytail typically sprouting from the back of someone's head, favored by those who've done time or aspire to look like they have. It's the mullet's criminal cousin—business in the front, felony in the back. Often accompanied by questionable neck tattoos and a general air of "don't ask."

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cankle

The anatomical phenomenon where the calf and ankle merge into one continuous unit, eliminating that pesky ankle definition entirely. A portmanteau that dermatologists didn't ask for but the internet gleefully delivered anyway.

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goonslop

The bare minimum nutrition (think energy drinks, processed snacks, or meal replacement shakes) needed to stay functional while deep in a gaming or internet binge session.

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Nal

For example, if you meet someone on a dating site and want to know more about them, you might ask, "You are very handsome, may I ask your nal?" Or, you might clarify, "My dad's nal is Swedish, and my mom is British."

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