It’s the elided first person present or present continuous form of the German verb gehen (to go), as in “Ich geh’ nach Hause”. Yep, definitely what it means here
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It’s the elided first person present or present continuous version of the German verb gehen (to go), as in “Ich geh’ nach Hause”. Yep, definitely what it means here
Its how canadians pronounce "gay"
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It’s the elided first person present or present continuous form of the German verb gehen (to go), as in “Ich geh’ nach Hause”. Yep, definitely what it means here
I think there might have been an attempt at saying ghey.
Yeah, I reckon it was a somewhat confuddled “teh ghey” but it amused me to come up with a more erudite explanation Wesleypipesyo
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Your explication did cause a chuckle.Yeah, I reckon it was a somewhat confuddled “teh ghey” but it amused me to come up with a more erudite explanation Damn thieves.
Had to cancel my debit card over a fraudulent $5.29 charity donation.
Some further research suggest that my card number fell into the black market and they sometimes test cards with charities thinking no one will notice or the victim will just let it go because it's a charity. Nope. Not this one.
It’s for charity you should be proud.
You can donate to the pjd246xmetal charity, i will gladly take them
Not if it's rooted in fraud.It’s for charity you should be proud.
You can donate to the pjd246xmetal charity, i will gladly take them
Don't you have a thread you've been bumping forever? Go bump it again.
Also, people can do disputes and chargebacks. That costs charities money as well.It’s for charity you should be proud.
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