dogegang goes to bulgeria

Mario: Welcome to Nintendo Land my little garbanzo bean. You’ve been selected to learn first-hand about all the changes your body’s been going through lately.

Kid: Huh?

Mario: Here is my brother Luigi now to tell you a whole bit of a spaghetti pile of informaziones!

Luigi: Hello Mario. Hello, I'm Luigi and I'm here today to tell you all about puberty and its many effects. Puberty is a radical process where your body becomes an adult body entirely capable of reproduction.

Mario: Well don’t just tell him Luigi! Show him!

Mario: Luigi, what’s that?

Kid: Yeah, what is that?

Luigi: This is the male penis and testicles. In boys, testicular enlargement is the first sign of puberty. The testis has two main functions: to produce hormones and sperm, which are necessary for reproduction.

Kid: Wow! I had no idea.

Mario: Yeah, that’s totally tubular!

Luigi: Within months of the test is beginning to grow, rising levels of testosterone promote growth of the genitalia, or penis. Pubic hair also appears shortly after the penis begins to grow.

Kid: So that’s what’s been going on…

Mario: But what in the name of lasagne lovers everywhere is puberty like for girls?

Luigi: In girls, breast development is the first physical sign of puberty.

Kid: Ohhh.

Luigi: The second change is pubic hair growth. Finally, with girls Menstruation and ovulation begin to occur between 13-15 years of age. Ovulation is the production of eggs for the sake of reproduction i.e. the joining of a male sperm with a female egg during sexual intercourse. and 9 months later; a baby is born.

Kid: So that’s how it works.

Mario: Speaking of bouncing babies Luigi, what about unwanted pregnancy, STDs and AIDS?

Kid: Yeah, what about that stuff?

Mario: Hey Luigi, what’s going on here?

Kid: Yeah, this is totally black.

Luigi: Mario, we are here to learn that if you engage in sexual intercourse without the use of contraception or a condom, this could happen to you.

Mario: But Luigi, how in the tortellini shapes can he avoid such a fate as this!

Kid: Yeah.

Luigi: By wearing a condom, or latex covering which is placed over the penis during sexual intercourse. The following exercise should demonstrate how effective the condom can be in avoiding STDs, AIDS, and teen pregnancy.

Kid: Well I sure have learned my lesson; I’ll make sure to always wear a condom.

Mario: Well that’s wonderful news kiddo!

Luigi: Yes, but remember the only way to avoid STDs, AIDS, or teen pregnancy 100% is to abstain from sex all together. But if you are going to engage in sexual intercourse, make sure to wear a condom.

Mario: And why is that again my pasta in Bali?

Luigi: Because as we all know: (everyone) SAFE SEX IS THE BEST!

SAFESEX

[Lil Peep:]
dogang, dogecoin
dogecoincliqe make a hoe shake
Beige fur, beige coat
dogecoincliqe in the back hoe
dogang, dogecoin
dogecoincliqe till my soul take
Black jeans, half black doge
dogecoincliqe in the castle

[Lil Tracy:]
In doge school I was a loner
I was a reject, I was a poser
Multiple doginalities, I'm bipolar
I swear I mean well, I'm still goin' to hell
dogecraft, doge chants
Whisper in my ear, put me in a trance
dogecoin all night long
When I die bury with all my coins on
dogecraft, love chants
Whisper in my ear, put me in a trance
dogecoin all night long
When I die bury with all my coins on

[Lil Peep:]
When I die bury me with all my coin on
When I die bury me without the lights on
Lights off, nightlights
fur off, baby, I got good white
When I die bury me with all my coins on
When I die bury me without the lights on
Lights off, nightlights
Clothes off, baby, I got good white

[Lil Tracy:]

fur off, baby, I got good white
sell me a dogecoin , and I'll sell one of mines
I just wanna talk, I don't wanna fight
Ask me if I'm alright, do you want me to lie?

[Lil Peep:]
dogegang, dogegang
dogecoincliqe make a hoe shake
Beige fur, beige coat
dogecoincliqe in the back hoe
dogang, dogecoin
dogecoincliqe till my soul take
Black jeans, half black doge
dogecoincliqe in the castle

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Playboi carti - Bradd Pitt *leaked*

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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
U with breve
Ŭ ŭ
U Ü W
Usage
Writing system	Latin
Type	alphabetic
Language of origin	Esperanto
Sound values	

    [u̯]
    [v]
    [aŭ]
    [eŭ]
    [oŭ]
    [ua]
    [uo]
    [meu]
    [i]
    [w]
    [j]
    [ʊ]
    [ʌ]

History
Development	
G43
T3

    Waw
            Waw
                Waw
                    Υ υ
                        V v
                            U u
                                Ŭ ŭ

Transliterations	

    Ў
    Й
    ◌ു്
    ്
    ॖ
    Ъ
    으

Variations	U Ü W
Other
This article contains phonetic transcriptions in the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA). For an introductory guide on IPA symbols, see Help:IPA. For the distinction between [ ], / / and ⟨ ⟩, see IPA § Brackets and transcription delimiters.
Look up ŭ in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.

Ŭ or ŭ is a letter in the Belarusian Latin alphabet used since 1840/1845, based on u. It is also used in the Esperanto alphabet, publicly presented in 1887, and formerly in the Romanian alphabet. The accent mark (diacritic) is known as a breve.

This letter should not be confused with u-caron, which is used to indicate u in the third tone of Chinese language pinyin; compare Ǔ ǔ (caron) with Ŭ ŭ (breve).

It resembles an italic form of a Cyrillic Short I (Й й).
Belarusian
See also: Belarusian alphabet and Belarusian Latin alphabet

The letter ŭ is called non-syllabic u (romanised: u nieskładovaje) in Belarusian because it resembles the vowel u but forms no syllables. It is an allophone of /v/ that forms the diphthongs aŭ, eŭ, oŭ and is equivalent to [u̯]. Its Cyrillic counterpart is ў.[1] Sometimes (as in National Geographic atlases), the Cyrillic letter ў is Romanized as w.

The letter ŭ was proposed by Alexander Rypinski in 1840. For lack of the corresponding type, his book Białoruś. Kilka słów o poezji prostego ludu tej naszej polskiej prowincji, o jego muzyce, śpiewie, tańcach was printed with û in Belarusian citations instead, but it was explained that the proper letter was u with Latin brevis. The proper letter ŭ was first used in printing in 1845, in the novel Tajemnicze domino czyli Skutki niestałości by Gabriel Ossowski (in Polish with occasional Belarusian).
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Ŭ represents a semivowel in the orthography of Esperanto, which is an international auxiliary language publicly presented in 1887. As in Belarusian, Esperanto Ŭ is pronounced as a non-syllabic [u̯], primarily in the diphthongs aŭ, eŭ and rarely oŭ.

It is thought that ŭ was created by analogy with the Belarusian letter ў (Cyrillic u with breve), which was proposed by P.A. Bessonov in 1870.[2] It may also be considered that the placement of the breve above a vowel letter to turn it into an equivalent semivowel was inspired by the use thereof on the Cyrillic letter й, representing /j/ and formed by placing a breve over the letter и, used most commonly to represent /i/.

Ŭ may also be used for [w] in foreign names, such as Ŭaŝingtono for "Washington", although it usually is written with v (Vaŝingtono). It is also used for [w] in onomatopoeias, as in ŭa! "waa!", and uniquely in one native lexical word, ŭo, which is the Esperanto name of the letter ŭ itself.
Romanian

Ŭ was previously part of the Romanian alphabet. U with breve was used only in the ending of a word. It was essentially a Latin equivalent of the Slavonic back yer found in languages like Russian. Unpronounced in most cases, it served to indicate that the previous consonant was not palatalized, or that the preceding i was the vowel [i] and not a mere marker of palatalization. When ŭ was pronounced, it would follow a stressed vowel and stand in for semivowel u, as in words eŭ, aŭ, and meŭ, all spelled today without the breve. Once frequent, it survives today in author Mateiu Caragiale's name – originally spelled Mateiŭ (it is not specified whether the pronunciation should adopt a version that he himself probably never used, while in many editions he is still credited as Matei). In other names, only the breve was dropped, while preserving the pronunciation of a semivowel u, as is the case of B.P. Hasdeŭ.
Romanization of Indic scripts

When transcribing Malayalam texts into ISO 15919, usually the final glottal-stop is transcribed as 'ŭ', an epenthetic vowel (a rule called as saṁvr̥tōkāram). In Tamil, any wordfinal-'u' is always a short-vowel, hence transcribing it as 'ŭ' (a rule called as kuṟṟiyal ukaram). The Kashmiri vowel –ٕ/ॖ is also sometimes transcribed as 'ŭ'.
Other uses

In some philological transcriptions of Latin, "ŭ" denotes a short U — for example, "fŭgō" ([ˈfʊɡoː], to chase away), vs "fūmō" ([ˈfuːmoː], to smoke).

The letter is also commonly used among Slavists to denote the short back closed vowel of Proto-Slavic.

The McCune–Reischauer Romanization of Korean uses "ŭ" to signify the close back unrounded vowel in 으.

Several schemes for pronunciation of English words have used "ŭ". For example, The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language has used "ŭ" for /ʌ/, the vowel in the English word "cut".
Sütterlin "u"

In Kurrentschrift, an outdated script used in German handwriting, the lower-case letter "u" is adorned with a breve to distinguish it from the otherwise identical letter "n". The script was used for teaching writing in schools; the last variant, known as Sütterlinschrift, as late as 1941. The ingrained habit of writing "ŭ" for "u" persisted for a long time even as people switched to cursive scripts with easily distinguishable shapes for "u" and "n", occasionally leading to confusion between "ŭ" (meaning "u") and "ü" among later generations not brought up with this tick.
Computing codes
Character information Preview 	Ŭ 	ŭ
Unicode name 	LATIN CAPITAL LETTER U WITH BREVE 	LATIN SMALL LETTER U WITH BREVE
Encodings 	decimal 	hex 	dec 	hex
Unicode 	364 	U+016C 	365 	U+016D
UTF-8 	197 172 	C5 AC 	197 173 	C5 AD
Numeric character reference 	&#364; 	&#x16C; 	&#365; 	&#x16D;
Named character reference 	&Ubreve; 	&ubreve;
ISO 8859-3 	221 	DD 	253 	FD
See also

    Esperanto orthography
    Short U (Ў) used in Belarusian and Uzbek Cyrillic alphabet
    Breve
    Short I (Й)
    Ĉ
    Ĝ
    Ĥ
    Ĵ
    Ŝ

Notes

S. Young (2006) "Belorussian". In the Encyclopedia of language and linguistics, 2nd ed.

    Булыка (Bulyka). У нескладовае // Энцыклапедыя літаратуры і мастацтва Беларусі. Т.4. p.377.

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