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Luke WebbRampant Rabbit
The End, Newcastle upon Tyne
What a beautiful boy! what beautiful TEETH!
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i really appreciate that! thank you so very much
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Youre welcome. Hah ^^
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But Si is still my favourite english boy
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he's a real sweetheart!
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the bass guitar is god, and i am its servant
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really good pic,i just loved the title, it gives "the metal power" to the photo, plus the colors give the ambient of underdog-ness
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my first guitar looked like that bass....
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love it~! it feels like I'm actually there watching the performance~ ;D
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Whoa, great shot, it feels like you're watching the performance through a photo.
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yeah...a man and a passion and to this great teeth
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oh thank you so very very much! x
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Didn't you do grammar at achool - the "y's" and the "e's" should be in capital letters as well!
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ah, but tis spelt onomatopoetically!! D
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Now that's a posh word - but I will probably struggle to find it in the dictionary. I know the word you (may) have in mind, but I am not sure how to spell it, and I am nowhere near a dictionary, so I will have to settle for your invention of a new word!
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well that word is in the oxford dictionary, so i can't have made it up as someone beat me to it-
onΒ·oΒ·matoΒ·
found under:
onomatopoeia
Function:
noun
Etymology:
Late Latin, from Greek onomatopoiia, from onomat-, onoma name + poiein to make β more at poet
Date:
circa 1577
1 : the naming of a thing or action by a vocal imitation of the sound associated with it (as buzz, hiss) 2 : the use of words whose sound suggests the sense
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Having had the chance to look in the dictionary, I think the word we both had in mind is "onomatopoeically" - and contrary to your first reply to me, it only has one "t" in it, so I still think you have invented a new word!
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no in england it is perfectly correct both ways x
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the things on the smile
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wow... amazing teeth.
<3 the colors in this! great shot!
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Good teeth indeed!!
Great name for Deviation btw!
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ooh thank you babe! x
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