| How old am I: | 20 | |
| What is my ethnicity: | Mexican | |
| Who do I prefer: | Gentleman | |
| My gender: | I am fem | |
| I speak: | Italian | |
| Tattoo: | None | |
| Smoker: | No |
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Fuck me sidegays, I cant find one. Who else is sitting here trying desperately to think of something that breaks the rule?
I came to the comments to find the exception, only to learn even more about the rule. Obviously there is an exception. Dizzle Dozzle, not Dozzle Dizzle.
So here i am, scrolling all the comments still looking for the answer. Na ni? Submit interesting and specific facts about something that you just found out here. TIL of ablaut reduplication, an unwritten English rule that makes "tick-tock" sound normal, but not "tock-tick".
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As soon as I read "it's never broken" the post lost all credibility. There was that popular song back in the 90s where the chorus is "da ba dee, da ba die" and it sounds good, but I don't know how different "ee" and "eye" are as vowel sounds.
View discussions in 11 other communities. It sounds weird if you make up words, too.
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Hot hits Top tips. When repeating words, the first vowel is always an I, then A or O. It's unclear why this rule exists, but it's never broken.
Bash Bish Falls breaks it. Posted by 2 years ago.
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Continue this thread. English rule and never broken cannot coexist. Chat shit get banged. Absolutely amazed by the lack of exception.
