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| Anonymous #722625 7 months ago |
true dat |
| Anonymous #722632 7 months ago |
OMG really? I don't know if this is very clever or wrong. |
| MaroonBunyip #722636 7 months ago |
gaaaaaaaahhahahhahah |
| Anonymous #722637 7 months ago |
Confound these ponies, they drive me to learn vocabulary. |
| JP #722638 7 months ago |
short lol |
| nsko #722647 7 months ago |
Here, wear these sunglasses. *ahem* YEEAAAAAHH |
| thatguy #722655 7 months ago |
I don't know whether I should laugh or facepalm |
| Gatekeeper #722669 7 months ago |
I laughed more than I probably should have. |
| Benno #722674 7 months ago |
laughpalm? |
| marioandsonic #722710 7 months ago |
ROFL |
| dudemang #722748 7 months ago |
A dike isn't the same thing as a dam. That kinda kills it for me. |
| MyCutieMarkisaGUN #722766 7 months ago |
why the fuck did it take THIS long for that joke to be made
baffling! |
| Anonymous #722816 7 months ago |
Dudemang, dyke is acceptable to use as well as dike, or levee. |
| Anonymous #722819 7 months ago |
^owait I get what you mean.
Derp. |
| Anonymous #723007 7 months ago |
also: they know... |
| Anonymous #723014 7 months ago |
Okey guys, this can't have been accidental...
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| Anonymous #723486 7 months ago |
So this would mean Rainbow Dash is a Dutchie.
None of you made the joke and for that, I am disappoint. |
| Anonymous #723616 7 months ago |
Dudemang?
dike 1 |dīk| (also dyke) noun 1 a long wall or embankment built to prevent flooding from the sea. • [often in place names ] a low wall or earthwork serving as a boundary or defense : Offa's Dike. • a causeway. • Geology an intrusion of igneous rock cutting across existing strata. Compare with sill . 2 a ditch or watercourse. |
| ryebread #723716 7 months ago |
Prepare for more lesbian jokes! |
| togashimenai #724623 7 months ago |
This joke HAS been made before, I assure you. I just haven't seen it on ponibooru until now. |
| dudemang #725274 7 months ago |
dike 1 |dīk| (also dyke)
noun 1 a long wall or embankment built to prevent flooding from the sea. • [often in place names ] a low wall or earthwork serving as a boundary or defense : Offa's Dike. • a causeway. • Geology an intrusion of igneous rock cutting across existing strata. Compare with sill . 2 a ditch or watercourse. Right, and while a dam provides much of the same function, obviously, a dam means to retain water as well. |
| Anonymous #725470 7 months ago |
I made this joke days ago :\ |
| Anonymous #831867 6 months ago |
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