Tuesday, February 14, 2012

Etymology of swag

triple-6:

  • Swag comes from swagger.
  • Swagger is an English word from the 1600s.
  • The invention of the word swagger is attributed to William Shakespeare.
  • William Shakespeare is based.
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brittanycostanzo:newthinking: yes AND wins. THIS

brittanycostanzo:newthinking:

yes

AND wins.

THIS

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phuck-this: phone moan

phuck-this:

phone moan

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alwaysmike:

20-century fox theme recorder edition 

oh god someone kill me

NEVER NOT REBLOG

now do universal

I’m laughing my butt off

perfection

DYING

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