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Lady Gaga<3 said:
Oh I forgot to say:
I am pretty famous just like on here;
82k friends on myspace;
www.myspace.com/theloservilleisnow

and just started myyearbook yesterday, almost up 2k
myyearbook.com/theloservilleisnow
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Lady Gaga<3 said:
don't hate because I'm rich ether.
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Jesus

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Could anyone get any more narcissistic?




plznate said:
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Just pointing it out; Unless Lady Gaga<3 is an object, she/he can't personify... nor can "fail" be personified


However, this thread was great entertainment, thank you all!
 
M0htasaUnique said:
Jesus

epenis.jpg


Could anyone get any more narcissistic?





Just pointing it out; Unless Lady Gaga<3 is an object, she/he can't personify... not can "fail" be personified


However, this thread was great entertainment, thank you all!
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Make it way smaller and put it in your sig :D
You'll be advertising me :P
 
M0htasaUnique said:
Just pointing it out; Unless Lady Gaga<3 is an object, she/he can't personify... nor can "fail" be personified


However, this thread was great entertainment, thank you all!
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Fail, although not a physical object, is a formless entity, and as such can be personified.

iSpongebob said:
That is totally radical, dude!
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orly?
 
M0htasaUnique said:
Fail isn't a human trait, and therefore cannot be personified by anything... If a rock, for example, fails, the rock isn't a symbol of personification... it's just a rock that failed.

The physical object has to be what is doing the personification, and said object must be non-human, and in a lot of cases, strictly inanimate.
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Fail is both non human and inanimate. Although not physical, I have seen frequent use of the term associated with non physical entities in literature. One example would be in religious writing, in which jesus is cited as the personification of love. Although the use here may not be the most correct use of the word, the term is slightly ambiguous and the connotations used in my example are easily understood : D

back on topic, LG you so mad.
 
plznate said:
Fail is both non human and inanimate. Although not physical, I have seen frequent use of the term associated with non physical entities in literature. One example would be in religious writing, in which jesus is cited as the personification of love. Although the use here may not be the most correct use of the word, the term is slightly ambiguous and the connotations used in my example are easily understood : D

back on topic, LG you so mad.
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uwin:0
 
plznate said:
Fail is both non human and inanimate. Although not physical, I have seen frequent use of the term associated with non physical entities in literature. One example would be in religious writing, in which jesus is cited as the personification of love. Although the use here may not be the most correct use of the word, the term is slightly ambiguous and the connotations used in my example are easily understood : D

back on topic, LG you so mad.
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to lazy to read.. but this
 
Haha, I'm glad for that then. I love to argue (in the literal sense where both people are making and supporting claims), but sadly a lot of people take it the wrong way:[
LOGIC IS POWER!!
















i like u 2- wat?
 
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