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Bacon & Eggs, not Breaking & Entering or Business & Economics, just some f***en grand ol' Bacon & Eggs
oi yah stingy cuunt i need a mean greazy feed wanna fetch uz some B&E yah fugin weapon
A harsh or brutal truth that someone isn’t necessarily ready to hear
He is not going to like this B&E I am going to give him
I’m about to go full B&E with my girlfriend when I dump her
When she asked if she was good at kissing I have her a B&E and told her no
Chewing a pill and then spiting it directly into to a willing anus.
The doctor asked if I had the ability too B & E.
"Chris is having an e-crisis right now and has no idea what to publish and no idea what to say or do"
"I'm having a e-crisis, and I'm not sure how my online persona should be anymore"
E-sportsmanship in short is an electronic act of sportsmanship (For videogames), because there is no definition for this I am creating one.
videogames are not real sports because they are not physical. Sportsmanship is a physical act of respect in competition, so I am making this definition to make a physical act into an electronic one . Some examples of E-sportsmanship in videogames includes T-bagging, kicking other players, purposefully being rude to women, Rule 1 in rocket league, Fortnite Emotes, Using an auto-sniper in CS2, Spawn camping, and Crouching in Minecraft, are all examples of E-sportsmanship even if it is rude it is a form E-sportsmanship none the less.
Woah! the the global elite enemies are letting us win a round so we don't have to get shut out, that is good
E-sportsmanship
Love KILLER-of-lyrics
In ANARCHIST
Lucifer $ATANIST &
EMOTIONAL-SATAN
Have you heard of that rapper LIL KA$E
The satanist? The anarchist? The killer of lyrics?
I heard he is satan??? No he is the emotional satan?
Yup thats him!
"eMac" was a desktop computer manufactured by Apple Inc. from 2002 to 2005. It was designed as an affordable option for education and home users. The "e" in eMac stood for education, as the computer was marketed heavily towards schools.
The eMac featured a CRT (cathode ray tube) display instead of the LCD (liquid crystal display) found in most modern computers. It also had a built-in handle for easy portability, and its all-in-one design meant that it did not require a separate tower or display.
The eMac was powered by a G4 processor and shipped with Mac OS X v10.2 Jaguar. Later models were upgraded to Mac OS X v10.3 Panther and v10.4 Tiger. It was eventually discontinued in favor of the iMac, which had a sleeker design and more advanced features.
Although the eMac is no longer produced by Apple, it still has a dedicated fanbase and is often sought after by collectors or those who prefer the retro feel of a CRT display.
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E-mac