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SvenArne: 1 year ago

A mort should be gibber a own prototype while forgiving a hog?

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JewelnMiasMom: 1 year ago via iPhone

What? This is gibberish.

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SvenArne: 1 year ago

Sorry for the bad grammar, I'm from from Serbia, so my english is not so efficient. Let me rephrase the question: Should you forgive a hog, while still gibber a own prototype to the mort?

Hope that was clearer!
/Sven-Arne

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JewelnMiasMom: 1 year ago via iPhone

Unfortunately it still doesn't make any sense. I am sorry, I am unable to answer your question as stated.

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SvenArne: 1 year ago

Thank you for your answer mr. JewelnMiasMom. I fully understand that the question may seem a bit complicated, but really, it's quite simple. I will try to explain it again: Say for example that you have the mort "m". While making the prototype function: "gibber(m)", is it then reasonable to forgive the hog?

Thanks
/Sven-Arne

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charliedog: 1 year ago via iPhone

Omg.....

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JewelnMiasMom: 1 year ago via iPhone

Nope you can never forgive a hog. Lol

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domenioski: 1 year ago via iPhone

Say whaaaaaaaat?

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