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Origin of the word Gobbledygook

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ORDER MY BOOK HERE http://bit.ly/ZljnX http://www.hotforwords.com to request words Origin of the word Gobbledygook, a language in Harry Potter and where it came from.

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  • What is the origin of the word marijuana? and how did it get the nick name "weed"?

  • I can find the origin of words in wiki. but im ugly and im male. u think i will have more views than her ?

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  • @sportakooky Are you English? Are you from the UK? I am both and I know how to spell. In both American and English the word curious is spelled with a "u" and the word curiosity is spelled without a "u". Hence the different pronunciation. It is nothing like colour and color.

  • I'm not happy with your explanation, it definitely has some kind of racial slur to it.

  • yay we're learning

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  • что это вообще за хуйня такая? для чего ты делаешь эти видео!?

  • @monkers16 it was a propaganda campaign against cannabis, they took the name marijuana which was in the news as a poisonous tobacco. the propagandizers wanted people to think cannabis was this poisonous tobacco, so they used marijuana when talking about it.

  • ahh I always wanted to see a mail order bride repeating words like a parrot

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  • @MrDeathHormone hahhahaha nice one....this shit is funny lmfao

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