YIMBY
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Whoa!
son1911
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Lol!
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Zaruxin
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son1911
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Hören väl hvad jag hafver eder at säga, ty detta säger jag blott en gång och icke mer. Derefter tilhörer det förgångenheten.
YIMBY
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Hwæt!
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son1911
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Jag befarar att jag i högstämdhetens yra alldeles förträngt detta.
YIMBY
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It's only the oldest recorded word in the English language, no big deal.
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son1911
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ek Hlewagastiz Holtijaz horna tawidō
YIMBY
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You've got the better of me this time, you cunning linguist.
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son1911
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The only old English I know is: Moððe word fret ...
Not English. It's Norse. Frome the golden horns of Gallehus.
The only old English I know is: Moððe word fret ...
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YIMBY
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I wanted to know what that meant, but you're literally the only person on the internet to utter those words.
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son1911
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Damn! That's impressive! It means: A moth ate words. It's the beginning of a little text from a collection of riddles. But this one isn't really a riddle.
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YIMBY
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Despite the moth's poor reputation, I've never actually seen one eat anything.
son1911
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Me neither, but surely it has to eat.
YIMBY
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Unless there's an anti-moth conspiracy that simply uses them as a convenient scapegoat.
son1911
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How many scapegoats do we really need?