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Markup /zellig/22685
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>>20650 Errm, that image has been debunked sweetie english is a descriptive language, not a prescriptive one therefore "zellig" becomes part of the english vocabulary once used and understood as a concept by other english speakers this means ""meaningless"" words like "grok" can become english
