40 Savage Comments That Deserve An Award

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Nathaniel He/Him Cis-Het : Savage.

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Family’s_disappointment : Great response 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

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AKA AKA : damn shes ruthless

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deejak : Guitar pick

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Corvus : (laughs in undetectable Ad blocker)

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Roxy222uk : He does it on purpose, genuinely. It’s all part of the part he plays, and always has played.

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BTDubs : No he’s peanut Eminem, cause he’s smol

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V : I lived on rice with a bit of chicken stock powder with 3 apples a week for about 2 months. And yes, I was as sick as you would imagine once I could afford a proper meal again.

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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) : How many other humans would if they could?

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Libstak : Well Jalapenos are hot….

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Nathaniel He/Him Cis-Het : In 1753 the cold air balloon was invented, unfortunately the invention never took off.

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Auntriarch (edited): Mr Auntriarch believes that every spoon is a dessert spoon, so he’s no help

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Millie Jessop : uhmm. who’s gonna tell him

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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) : As a lower class white person, I concur. The pain is the only thing left that makes us feel alive.

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Libstak : Am without kids, can confirm my remote is always exactly where I put it and the lights are only on or off when I want them to be.

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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) : Oh that’s totally not going to backfire. /S

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Manic Mama : And planes, and cars, and inside their houses ….

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Tucker Cahooter : Now you need to give one third to Fred and two of what’s left to Mary and work out how many you now have

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Millie Jessop : me too!!!

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Corvus : Yeah, this phrase has a sarcastic ring to it, even when used positively.

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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) : Humans are very resilient. At least those who survive are.

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