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Editado por LeNouveauNoir:
5/27/2015 7:03:09 PM
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No cake work is a thing. I meant cake work don't correct me.[spoiler]Typical internet loser trying to impose their will on everyone.[/spoiler]
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Its only a thing because at some point some guy tried to use Cakewalk but didn't get the saying right.
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[quote]Its only a thing because at some point some guy tried to use Cakewalk but didn't get the saying right.[/quote] Dismissed.
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Editado por julianwelton: 5/27/2015 7:44:11 PMJust common sense. The saying Cakewalk has be around for hundreds of years and the only evidence I found of "Cake Work" is in urban dictionary. Add to that that its [u]almost[/u] the exact same word and means the same thing and well...
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You basically contradicted yourself by saying your last statement of your sentence. It's the same thing. So it's been around possibly just as long if not longer. You don't know who spoke the word into existence so you'll never win this argument. You failed from the start by saying it's common sense that it was around first when you don't even know if that's a fact.
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Editado por LeNouveauNoir: 5/27/2015 7:34:59 PMSmall minded fool. How foolish is it to google any word and use the first page of the search? Cake work may not be a term you're accustomed to hearing, but there is a thing called culture that describes how different origins of people in the world say different things, and do different things associated to their environment state. You think you're the smartest human that ever walked this planet, and you have no idea how small you are. You don't even know who made cakewalk so how in the hell on earth do you believe cake work isn't a term used by millions? They are both street lingo you complete idiot.
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Lol... wow. You sure take things personally, don't you?
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Damn straight nothing in this world meant for purpose is foolish.
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Hey, come on, don't say that about yourself!
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4:28 Eastern Time and i'm still on your mind.
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Editado por julianwelton: 5/28/2015 8:32:52 AMIt's 1:30 my time but thanks for the prompt response. ;)
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I don't sleep. Nice try flipping it around as if I were waiting for you. I have finals in 5 hours I'll be back later.
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Editado por LeNouveauNoir: 5/27/2015 7:12:49 PMDo you have a valid source for that statement? Sounds like ignorance on my end of the street, and I typically don't acknowledge bullshit.
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I second cake work is not a thing. Its Cake Walk or Cakewalk its in the same line as saying "You could care less". Just wrong. And a side note http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=cakewalk http://www.english-for-students.com/Cakewalk.html http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/cakewalk http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/us/definition/american_english/cakewalk http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/cakewalk /me drops the mic
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Lol I've never seen a dumbass try so hard to pretend they're right. No such thing as cake work. What's next, him defending Worst Case Ontario or It's All Water Under The Fridge?
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That's not a valid source.
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Websters is not a valid source? Well I guess proving you wrong is not as much of a cake work is I thought it would be.
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Plus that's piss poor sentence structure. Almost as bad as my own. Seesh.
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Editado por LeNouveauNoir: 5/28/2015 7:16:24 AMLol it's 3:15 the fact that you responded so late meant you had me on your mind. Lmfao. How do I know this isn't his friends account?
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Beautify the art of trolling don't destroy it. Wiki isn't.
