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-Rep After a good wipe in rust, i added him because he seemed like a cool guy. We got chatting, over the next couple of months we became good friends. Lots of banter, lots of great good times and most importantly true friendship. I eventually invited him to my house. He said he was coming so i was looking forward to meeting him in real life. When he arrived at my house, he pushed me against the wall and started nibbling my ear, i felt his hard ♥♥♥♥ push against my leg. I punched him and then i ran. Turns out he was gay. Don't trust this guy.

hey, sorry i saw your profile and i just thought you looked cute in your picture, i really wanted to tell you that)) it's really rare to see girls playing video games haha! i don't know its a guy thing honestly im like really against misogyny and like ill be the one in the kitchen making sandwhiches. we should really play l4d2 sometimes its a really cool zombie game with a lot fo scary moments, but dont worry ill be there to protect you ;) sorry that wasnt flirting i swear im just trying to be friendly i really like your profile picture sorry was that too far? really sorry im really shy i don't go out much haha add me on skype we should talk more you look really nice and fun xxx

Certainly! Here's the biblical Hebrew alphabet along with its approximate phonetic English pronunciation:
א (Aleph): Represents a glottal stop, like the "a" in "father."
ב (Bet/Vet): Sounds like "b" (as in "bat") or "v" (as in "vat"), depending on context.
ג (Gimel): Similar to the "g" in "go."
ד (Dalet): Like the "d" in "dog."
ה (He): Sounds like "h" (as in "hat").
ו (Vav): Similar to "v" (as in "vat") or "w" (as in "wonder").
ז (Zayin): Like the "z" in "zebra."
ח (Het): A guttural sound, similar to the Scottish "loch" or the Spanish "j" in "jalapeño."
ט (Tet): Similar to the "t" in "top."
י (Yod): Like the "y" in "yes."
כ (Kaf): Sounds like "k" (as in "kite") or "ch" (as in "loch").
ל (Lamed): Similar to the "l" in "love."
מ (Mem): Like the "m" in "mother."
Feel free to practice these sounds and explore more about biblical Hebrew! 😊📜

+rep thx for game

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