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-Try wrote Wikipedia isn't research bro...:facepalm:didnt use wiki lmao, and everyone I did "Swag" not "Swagger" yes I know the difference but kids now adays don't understand the difference, so I could care less, but I will find something about "Swagger" and post asap.
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"Swag, slang originating in the early 1800s[1] for stolen goods or booty; possibly carried by a swagman"
[1] :Grose, Francis; Egan, Pierce (1923). Grose's Classical dictionary of the vulgar tongue: revised and corrected, with the addition of numerous slang phrases, collected from tried authorities. London: Sherwood, Neely, and Jones.
Please remind me why a website that cites its sources is not a valid source of information.
[1] :Grose, Francis; Egan, Pierce (1923). Grose's Classical dictionary of the vulgar tongue: revised and corrected, with the addition of numerous slang phrases, collected from tried authorities. London: Sherwood, Neely, and Jones.
Please remind me why a website that cites its sources is not a valid source of information.
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oh , where did you find this?
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Icytato wrote oh , where did you find this?
If you're talking to me, Wikipedia
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Oh god the word swag, I don't understand how people can even use that in a sentence, it just makes you sound so stupid
"yeah mn I have so much swag!"
No you don't, you just want people to think you are cool
"yeah mn I have so much swag!"
No you don't, you just want people to think you are cool
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Haha, other people say;
SWAG = She wants a gentleman
But swag is short for Swagger
SWAG = She wants a gentleman
But swag is short for Swagger
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GIVEMECRAK wrote i **** hate the "swaggers" at my school!
Hmm, Im sure they hate you. Shouldn't you be in school now? its 12pm.
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Kids have swag
But men have class.
But men have class.
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Swag is short for swagger..
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