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Word Game!
Boys.(I live in this skull, but I don't always understand it.)
Because everyone should read it and as explanation of my last post:https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/7...
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Old-Barbarossa wrote: "Because everyone should read it and as explanation of my last post:https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/7..."
Love Calvin & Hobbes.
Ooh scottish gaelic. Nice one Barbarossa. Dank
Sorry that wasn't gaelic. Just for trivia sake, Drookit: introduced from Old Norse into Scottish. Means sodden. In Old Norse it means drowned.
Also the Celtic word Dubh, which Ancestral introduced. Old Irish proto Celtic, meaning black, or dark haired.
Aaron wrote: "Sorry that wasn't gaelic. Just for trivia sake, Drookit: introduced from Old Norse into Scottish. Means sodden. In Old Norse it means drowned.":)
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