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What is her name?
The autobiography of ___________? - From the misprinted page of an article, uncover the name of the writerYou dirty Mind - What am I?What is my first name?Forgot my name, can you help me?Riddle Poem OneWhat is the Queen's Name?Can you name the two?Who Leaves Roses in Bamboo Cups?What is my family's name?A pet rabbit called Belle
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I stand before her, with calm nervosity
No sweat, but still hot
"Is it me or just the weather?" I think
I keep asking myself if I should
I definitely can, so I ask
"What's your name, young lady?"
riddle
asked Apr 22 at 21:40
noCluenoClue
27617
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I stand before her, with calm nervosity
No sweat, but still hot
"Is it me or just the weather?" I think
I keep asking myself if I should
I definitely can, so I ask
"What's your name, young lady?"
riddle
asked Apr 22 at 21:40
noCluenoClue
27617
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First time hearing the word nervosity. (I have heard of nervousness, but the former word sounds better, actually :P)
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– user477343
2 days ago
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$begingroup$
I stand before her, with calm nervosity
No sweat, but still hot
"Is it me or just the weather?" I think
I keep asking myself if I should
I definitely can, so I ask
"What's your name, young lady?"
riddle
asked Apr 22 at 21:40
noCluenoClue
27617
$endgroup$
I stand before her, with calm nervosity
No sweat, but still hot
"Is it me or just the weather?" I think
I keep asking myself if I should
I definitely can, so I ask
"What's your name, young lady?"
riddle
riddle
asked Apr 22 at 21:40
noCluenoClue
27617
asked Apr 22 at 21:40
noCluenoClue
27617
asked Apr 22 at 21:40
noCluenoClue
27617
asked Apr 22 at 21:40
noCluenoClue
27617
asked Apr 22 at 21:40
noCluenoClue
27617
27617
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First time hearing the word nervosity. (I have heard of nervousness, but the former word sounds better, actually :P)
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– user477343
2 days ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
First time hearing the word nervosity. (I have heard of nervousness, but the former word sounds better, actually :P)
$endgroup$
– user477343
2 days ago
$begingroup$
First time hearing the word nervosity. (I have heard of nervousness, but the former word sounds better, actually :P)
$endgroup$
– user477343
2 days ago
$begingroup$
First time hearing the word nervosity. (I have heard of nervousness, but the former word sounds better, actually :P)
$endgroup$
– user477343
2 days ago
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Is it
May?
That would make sense, because
The weather usually starts to get hot (but maybe not hot enough to cause sweat) in May,
you definitely may ask,
and May is not an uncommon name for a young lady.
answered Apr 22 at 22:19
BassBass
31.6k475193
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I was half a world away from understanding this question, all that effort 'equated' to nothing =P
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Is it
May?
That would make sense, because
The weather usually starts to get hot (but maybe not hot enough to cause sweat) in May,
you definitely may ask,
and May is not an uncommon name for a young lady.
answered Apr 22 at 22:19
BassBass
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I was half a world away from understanding this question, all that effort 'equated' to nothing =P
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– Michael Whinfrey
21 hours ago
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$begingroup$
Is it
May?
That would make sense, because
The weather usually starts to get hot (but maybe not hot enough to cause sweat) in May,
you definitely may ask,
and May is not an uncommon name for a young lady.
answered Apr 22 at 22:19
BassBass
31.6k475193
$endgroup$
$begingroup$
I was half a world away from understanding this question, all that effort 'equated' to nothing =P
$endgroup$
– Michael Whinfrey
21 hours ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Is it
May?
That would make sense, because
The weather usually starts to get hot (but maybe not hot enough to cause sweat) in May,
you definitely may ask,
and May is not an uncommon name for a young lady.
answered Apr 22 at 22:19
BassBass
31.6k475193
$endgroup$
Is it
May?
That would make sense, because
The weather usually starts to get hot (but maybe not hot enough to cause sweat) in May,
you definitely may ask,
and May is not an uncommon name for a young lady.
answered Apr 22 at 22:19
BassBass
31.6k475193
answered Apr 22 at 22:19
BassBass
31.6k475193
answered Apr 22 at 22:19
BassBass
31.6k475193
answered Apr 22 at 22:19
BassBass
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31.6k475193
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I was half a world away from understanding this question, all that effort 'equated' to nothing =P
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21 hours ago
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I was half a world away from understanding this question, all that effort 'equated' to nothing =P
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– Michael Whinfrey
21 hours ago
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I was half a world away from understanding this question, all that effort 'equated' to nothing =P
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– Michael Whinfrey
21 hours ago
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I was half a world away from understanding this question, all that effort 'equated' to nothing =P
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