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We live in a colorful world full of colors. There are so many colors. These colors are pretty neat. Among all of these colors, what are some of your favorite colors?
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This page is meant to showcase any type of instrumental composition that doesn’t have any vocal components. It is probably fair to assume most of us here might like music just a little bit, so what are some of your favorite instrumental music?
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This page is meant for everyone who has signed up with a Genius account. If you are reading this and you are not on Genius, sorry, this isn’t for you. We all have our very own unique Genius journeys, so how did you first start getting involved with Genius?
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When we have almost 8 billion people in the world, some people are bound to look similar. Who do you look like? You don’t actually have to show your face, you can simply talk about who you look like. Your look-alike can be a real person, a celebrity, a fictional character, or anything else. Humorous responses are very welcome if you have a strange face that doesn’t look like anything.
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You niggas just bodies, you have no importance, my audience all know you fear us VI Seconds – Prey
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Velma Dinkley is an integral part of the friend group in the Scooby-Doo franchise, often being the one who actually solves the mysteries they encounter. As all geniuses do, she wears glasses, and one of the staples of the character is losing her glasses in the midst of chaos, and desperately crawling around in an attempt to locate them.
A Maddox is a type of assault rifle found in the 2018 first-person shooter video game, Call of Duty: Black Ops 4. VI Seconds' opponents will not be crawling around looking for their glasses, they will be crawling around in excruciating pain.
All I think is money, M's on the mind like a widow's peak VI Seconds – Prey
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A “widow’s peak” is the name given to a hairline that resembles a V-shape at the center of one’s forehead. The history of the term is not definite, although it might trace back to 18th century England when widows would wear triangular hoods to mark their mourning.
“M’s” is short for “millions,” and a “W” upside-down would look like an “M.” For example, if you turn your head upside-down and take a close look at Chris Hemsworth’s hair, you’ll shortly notice the M-shape in his hairline.
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