
Much as we find humor in the dialect of people from past centuries, so will humor be found in our words in the coming centuries.
An observational joke involving self-deprecating humor, this is what white people like.
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Much as we find humor in the dialect of people from past centuries, so will humor be found in our words in the coming centuries.
An observational joke involving self-deprecating humor, this is what white people like.
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