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There's nothing wrong with using "reckon" to mean "think" - it's the third option quoted above and thou' informal, this is something of an informal site, don't you reckon? There are many turns of phrase used on this site that sound odd, excessively trendy or outdated to me. However, I can recognise that this is because most posters are American and therefore have quite a different exposure to colloquial expression. You might consider that not everyone has the same background as you. Failure to conform is quite different from a lack of intelligence.,
53 - Please don't claim to be educated and intelligent when you don't know when to use "they're" and when to use "there".
I must say the necklace you have on in your profile picture is awesome! Harry potter
Harry Potter ftw.
I didn't read your comment fully at first and thought you wrote "This made me hard"...lmao
As someone who has worked in carnivals my entire life, I am going to want to slap your parents for being the ones with low iq. if someone chokes on cotton candy I would be impressed considering it is mostly sugar. as for the hall of mirrors part well I don't want to say it can't happen but you seem intelligent enough for it not to. bottom line fyl and screw your parents
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I thought cotton candy melted in your mouth...
Well if you were able to post this, and use standard proper English; you'd probably, at the least, be allowed entry.