It's called "hawking," by the way. Just a hint: It's harder to take someone's insults seriously when they are misspelled. And "No." It was someone else's "trinket."https://twitter.com/MrAnalyzer37/status/1457499638341177348 …
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At least he capitalized your name.
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Mr. Analyzer…
the irony…Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Are you sure he wasn't asking if you had to pawn some of your possessions?
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Note: when attempting to attack
@jordanbpeterson, consult your dictionary, thesaurus and maybe try a library. OR, just don’t even try, concede while you’re ahead. - Show replies
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It’s nearly always the faceless profiles that are willing to go out of their way to hurt others.
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Nah, he meant "hawking" as in "selling," not "hocking" as in "hock a loogie" ;)
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