flusterose
dat dere chocolate
check is American. Cheque is British.
spin ... Do you get on a line or get in a line?
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check is American. Cheque is British.
Huellz Santana
Shocking
stop trying to make "on a line" happen concise.
its never going to happen.
its never going to happen.
stop trying to make "on a line" happen concise.
its never going to happen.
nah, can't fall in line with getting "in lines"
Hi!
Bushes Hall Of Famer
Open the poll back up bruhhhhhbump.
WaveCapsByOscorp™
2021 Grammy Award Winner
depends
You can do both.
You can get on a line of something physical like a like of stepping stones.
When queuing (<-the right word for this) or standing behind someone waitng for something, you get in line.
In other words you can only get on a line of something that is already lined up and you can only get in line when you are a part of the lineup.
You can get on a line of something physical like a like of stepping stones.
When queuing (<-the right word for this) or standing behind someone waitng for something, you get in line.
In other words you can only get on a line of something that is already lined up and you can only get in line when you are a part of the lineup.
Open the poll back up bruhhhhh
I don't know how it doubled up, must have been a glitch after one of the multiple updates.Lemme see.
Lemme see.
@cook
Any ideas here?
Hi!
Bushes Hall Of Famer
it's working. Placed my vote
Lemme see.
you broke it
Get in line - to form a line
Get on line -
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Get on line -
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