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“Oh you say that I treat you Like a book on a shelf, I don’t take you out that...”
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SUBMISSION: Sarcasm on the Internet
spx: Hahahaha
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“I learnt from Hussein how to achieve victory while being oppressed”
– Mahamta Gandhi (via abu-batatas-amazing-zalata)
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Herati 101
For Afghans not familiar with Herati words, “ishta” means “how.” Example, “Ishta hastee?” = “Chetor hastee?” = “How are you?” :) Or you can say, “Ishtanee,” which is shortened (=”Chetori,” as Iranians would say). O_O
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