Joe

@awesomezoey_ Or even worse, some “TSB” or “HBG”

when my battlegrounds son is talking about some "jump showdown" instead of doing his daily 4 hours on jjs with me

@scrufftuna_ A Univeral Time, semi-popular Jojo’s inspired pvp/pve game that eventually added a lot more series. It’s not huge, only like 5k players on average and 10-20k on updates if I remember right, but it’s one of the only good ones on Roblox that updates semi-regularly

@Joethe70th what is AUT? I have not heard that acronym around i think

Being a fan of literally anything on Roblox that ain’t Axosun or dandy’s world

@burnsyxsouthie @britneyskn72652 @fr0stfae27 @KierBearStare @Lilith_Atheist Ok, this time he definitely isn’t gonna respond

@burnsyxsouthie @britneyskn72652 @fr0stfae27 @KierBearStare @Lilith_Atheist That’s from Oxford Learner’s Dictionary, here’s a full photo proving it

@burnsyxsouthie @britneyskn72652 @fr0stfae27 @KierBearStare @Lilith_Atheist Then do it, the photo is above my comment

@Joethe70th @britneyskn72652 @fr0stfae27 @KierBearStare @Lilith_Atheist I'll happily respond

@burnsyxsouthie @Tivuuuu @britneyskn72652 @fr0stfae27 @KierBearStare @Lilith_Atheist Every dictionary on earth sees it as marriage, and before you bring up Oxford. They also call it same sex MARRIAGE. Get that through your skull.

@Tivuuuu @Joethe70th @britneyskn72652 @fr0stfae27 @KierBearStare @Lilith_Atheist I said I agreed wit gay marriage MULTIPLE times in this thread. I'm specifically talking about the English language word "marriage". You guys really don't use your brain do you

@britneyskn72652 @burnsyxsouthie @fr0stfae27 @KierBearStare @Lilith_Atheist He’s not gonna respond to this, but thanks for finding that

@burnsyxsouthie @Joethe70th @fr0stfae27 @KierBearStare @Lilith_Atheist whats this??

gm

@DDoclea @Troymorrison7 @KierBearStare @Lilith_Atheist You’re actually a dumbass. In the days of Middle English, silly meant blessed or innocent, so definitions change all of the time, you just don’t know how to think

@burnsyxsouthie @fr0stfae27 @KierBearStare @Lilith_Atheist Hey, so Oxford uses other definitions, but another one they use is “a legal union between two people, either of the same or opposite sex”

@c0tt0ncloud @fr0stfae27 @KierBearStare @Lilith_Atheist

@partymemer @fr0stfae27 @KierBearStare @Lilith_Atheist This just isn’t true, Marriage itself has existed for thousands of years before Christian Mythology. Also, no dictionary agrees with you.

@burnsyxsouthie @britneyskn72652 @fr0stfae27 @KierBearStare @Lilith_Atheist Also, the first recorded marriage happened in 2350 B.C. Many years before Christian Mythology as a concept. Literal thousands of years older than Christian mythology

@burnsyxsouthie @britneyskn72652 @fr0stfae27 @KierBearStare @Lilith_Atheist No dictionary in the world agrees with you. Every one of them says something along the lines of “the legally or formally recognized union of two people as partners in a personal relationship (historically and in some jurisdictions specifically a union between a man and a woman).”

@pastelmoonl1ght Oranges are mid asf anyways

@DanInJune @Axy0m @irl_catboy Definitions are backed up by the people that believe them, almost the entire world believes that gender and sex are two different things. Via your argument, no definition is correct. It’s not and empty argument, it’s you vs every reliable dictionary ever

@Joethe70th @Axy0m @irl_catboy Neither does it make it true. Empty argument

ummmm so what happens now

@DanInJune @Axy0m @irl_catboy The first statement of it was 80 years ago. and just because it’s new, doesn’t make it false.

@Joethe70th @Axy0m @irl_catboy I understand your pov, yet it does not change the fact that the latest social trend of separation of sex and gender is, in fact, a new social construct.

@DanInJune @Axy0m @irl_catboy Plus, we don’t use definitions from other languages for any other word, we take inspiration. Also, according to Latin, there are three genders

@Joethe70th @Axy0m @irl_catboy Maybe in the English language, but the Latin based languages say otherwise. Both words come fro latin

@DanInJune @Axy0m @irl_catboy It never has, every dictionary has those two as different definitions based on social identity

@Axy0m @irl_catboy It always did, and now it will again