Can anyone explain what this means?

English

1 answer:

Fudgin [204]3 years ago

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Well what I honestly think is : They don't know how it will end up . This is an confusing quote honestly
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What you can ask your self:
Do you know how far you can go as you want?
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But this is an incoherent question!
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As you know this first came from a video game! But you know social media, it got really popular! Then you started to see it all over.
Examples:
Memes
Youtube
Even on Shirts!

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