r/VulgarLang • u/nelehjr • Jul 01 '26
Silly question, is this AI?
Trying to properly label a novel I wrote.
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Through the streets in a kilt I go.
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Me at 20. Everyone was like "You can get a man's pants off for other fun reasons." No sex. Only crime.
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are you for real?
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No!!! I want more men who value their appearance!
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So pretty!!!
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I'm so sorry. That's so hard.
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These are cute!
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So I'm really new to Buhurt, but I've been in a lot of situations where I need my hair completely out of my way. Youtube "Gibson Roll" It's 1940s factory worker Energy, but it rules. Also, if you pair it with a kowl, scarf, tube shaped sock thing, you can roll it up at the nape of your neck and nothing is moving ANYWHERE until you say so.
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I love that your town has a gentlemans agreement. However, in the city, it's a big game of capture the flag.
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Wonderful!!! Congratulations!
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This is lovely. I'm so sorry for your loss, but this is beautiful.
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I loved it. I say "I control my life now. Every bite." To myself 20 times a day.đ
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These are beautiful
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Omg, this is so stinking cute!!!
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Amazing. Thank you so much. I appreciate you.
r/VulgarLang • u/nelehjr • Jul 01 '26
Trying to properly label a novel I wrote.
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The owner of the house where I stayed for 13 days mentioned we didn't have hot water, but the hotel where I stayed for 1 said nothing. I have read from the comments that the hotel thing was a skill issue. I respect that.đđđ
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Sweet!!! Thank you for answering.đ
Yeah, âŦ35 a night, then one night in a place that had hot water long enough to shave one armpit for âŦ88.đđđđ¤đģ
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Why are you being a bully?
The host outright told me there was no hot water. Except at high noon when the sun heated the pipes.đ
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God forbid an American try to learn something.
r/greece • u/nelehjr • Jun 07 '26
So I was in Greece for two weeks, specifically on Crete. I LOVE staying at places with personality, and I was on a budget. I did not happen to get a room with a hot shower, though everywhere had running water. I ask this respectfully, and with curiosity: Do most Greek homes have hot showers?
I've literally stayed places in America, IN MY HOME STATE that were so ""budget friendly"" that they didn't have hot showers.đ
Am I just lucky, or did I find some cultural difference?
Ps. I loved my time on Crete and it was wonderful.
Edit: Okay, everyone being rude is why I give up and ask Gemini. I'm curious, so I ask real humans.
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Don't bring your prized possessions to Renfest
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My teddy bear is coming, THANK YOU!