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Originally Posted by Godbody
Y'all know about us? Doom straight down to "break entire crews" w/o a NEED TO FIX THE WHIP
^ Still doesn't make sense
How do you break & tire a crew without the need to fix the whip? Or how do you break entire crews without the need to fix a whip?
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Okay, let's put a nail in this coffin.
By that logic, you're saying it should work both ways conceptually as well: Remember, the flip is implied when utilising a double entendre, not DIRECT.
Ya’ll aint real-fake’s inside-of-you. .& fuck ya ‘trans mission’ cuz “Wheel brake-n-tire-crews” like novice me-CHANICS IN TEAMS
This isn't me questioning you, this is your criticism broadcasted on your own bar.
How do you break entire crews like mechanics in teams? That's not directly clear. Oh yeah, that's because it's a concept flip.
Just like my example except it works both ways grammatically as a natural sentence.
Correct/
Incorrect
"
Straight down to break entire crews/
Straight down to break n' tire crews"
"
Because we'll break entire crews/
Because wheel brake n' tire crews"
Anyone with half a brain will understand this.