When you achieve peak Maoism you just say "KKKKKKKKKKKKK" all day
When you achieve peak Maoism you just say "KKKKKKKKKKKKK" all day
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At peak Maoism, you turn into a hive creature that communicates by a morse-code of Ks said in different intervalls and you go live in Destiny's walls until a slammer meme activates your programming and you carry him off to feed to your queen
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What happens if you're a dolphin here on Earth undercover for the space comrade empire?
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they speak a dialect
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KKKEKKKEKKKEKKKEEEEKKKEKKKEKKKEKKKEE
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At that point you're just laughing in Brazilian.
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Or Vietnamese
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kkkkkkkkkkkkk seloko
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Where did Maoist Standard English originate?
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Zines, pamphlets, polisci journals, and angry letters sent from a 7 person org named like People's Communist Restoration Movement to another org with an identical name and 9 members fighting over a bookstore in Seattle
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Hell yea
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Sorry libs, this is what peak praxis looks like
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As a Joke Guy, gotta say. This is pretty top shelf
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United SStates of AmeriKKKa ,KKKlanada ,auSStrilia ,iSSrael ,uKKK
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KKKSA, FrnKKKa, KKKraut, الامارات العبرية المتحدة
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STRIKEOUT
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Its addictive as fuck, gotta stop myself saying MuriKKKa around people I know aren't cool.
Dear diary, a petite bourgeois bigot was bigoted to me, another day in MuriKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKa.
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This internet rabbit hole! ...It's for me!!!
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I can't believe I've never though of this joke before
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But do you denounce KKKKKKKKhamas
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The alliteration alone summons a Chinese Type-56 like a Maoist Beetlejuice.
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Maoist Leidenmeyer system fractal rules:
- K → KKK
- C → KKK
- S → SS
someone help me find a way to make these rules more aesthetic so I can render Maoist fractals of common SSettler words and phrases.
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KKKhive
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Are all Brazilians Maoists?
I follow some Brazilian skateboarder on insta, motherfucker they talk so fucking fast. I thought Spanish speakers spoke fast. It does sound like "KKKKKKK" sometimes.
There are many accents in Brazil, and they are very different from the other. I still think Chilean Spanish is way harder to understand than Brazilian Portuguese (Portuguese does sounds like Russian mixed with Spanish sometimes lol). Some Brazilians also laugh using "rsrsrs" (which I believe it means Risos = Laughter).
When Tony Hawk games were popular on the PS1, I remember always playing as Bob Burnquist.