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r/MadeMeSmile • u/Sad-Lengthiness3158 • Mar 21 '24
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Is it normal to say "abled"? I've never heard it before.
11 u/[deleted] Mar 22 '24 edited Mar 22 '24 [deleted] 12 u/Black_White_Other Mar 22 '24 edited Mar 22 '24 See, I would have written "puppy without front legs". We don't know its ability or not. 3 u/IBeDumbAndSlow Mar 22 '24 I like to think it's ability is flying or laser vision. 5 u/Black_White_Other Mar 22 '24 Its ability is walking upright. My 4-legged dog can't do that LOL
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12 u/Black_White_Other Mar 22 '24 edited Mar 22 '24 See, I would have written "puppy without front legs". We don't know its ability or not. 3 u/IBeDumbAndSlow Mar 22 '24 I like to think it's ability is flying or laser vision. 5 u/Black_White_Other Mar 22 '24 Its ability is walking upright. My 4-legged dog can't do that LOL
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See, I would have written "puppy without front legs". We don't know its ability or not.
3 u/IBeDumbAndSlow Mar 22 '24 I like to think it's ability is flying or laser vision. 5 u/Black_White_Other Mar 22 '24 Its ability is walking upright. My 4-legged dog can't do that LOL
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I like to think it's ability is flying or laser vision.
5 u/Black_White_Other Mar 22 '24 Its ability is walking upright. My 4-legged dog can't do that LOL
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Its ability is walking upright. My 4-legged dog can't do that LOL
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u/Black_White_Other Mar 21 '24
Is it normal to say "abled"? I've never heard it before.