monkey/fighting
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Realistically, what would mother/fucker even mean?
Is it a math formula?
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Male/female
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They knew.
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Surprise burritos M/F
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Male/female
Male to female
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Realistically, what would mother/fucker even mean?
Is it a math formula?
Nah, it’s the pronouns
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Monday or Friday?
Who interprets a slash as “through”? Does M/W/F mean Monday through Wednesday through Friday then?
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Male to female
Penis to vaginaaaaaa
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Monkey fighters need a good breakfast
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Monday or Friday?
Who interprets a slash as “through”? Does M/W/F mean Monday through Wednesday through Friday then?
Meh.
Context tells you when a "." means 'end of sentence' and 'decimal point.'
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Meh.
Context tells you when a "." means 'end of sentence' and 'decimal point.'
Context holds that you use a dash to mean “through” and a slash to mean “or” here.
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Enough! I’ve had it with these monkey fighting snakes on this Monday to Friday plane
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Why are we doing the human cat faces? It’s like we’re regressing to cat paintings from the 16th century.
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Why are we doing the human cat faces? It’s like we’re regressing to cat paintings from the 16th century.
The cat's face is a reference to Samuel Jackson, who notably says Motherfucker, hence reading M/F as that
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Why are we doing the human cat faces? It’s like we’re regressing to cat paintings from the 16th century.
I have a theory that that’s what cats actually looked like in the Middle Ages, and they’ve just evolved very rapidly since then to have modern cat faces.
It’s wrong, but that’s still my theory.
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Mister Falcon
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Realistically, what would mother/fucker even mean?
Is it a math formula?
I don't know but it might have something to do with Face/Off
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I don't know but it might have something to do with Face/Off
That's some out of the box thinking there. Keep it up, kid. You're going places.
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Context holds that you use a dash to mean “through” and a slash to mean “or” here.
b/w can mean black and white or between depending on context.
