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[Anonymous No.19975488]

I hate the word wax (verb). if something waxes it doesn’t make sense that it means it increases. Candles are made out of wax and when you burn a candle the wax decreases. It is counterintuitive to read wax and think that something is increasing.
Also race mixing is a viable and interesting plot element.

[Anonymous No.19975541]

>>19975488
Could you maybe share an example of race mixing being used as an interesting plot device?

[Anonymous No.19975550]

>>19975488
suspect digits incel
Old English weaxan "to increase, grow" (class VII strong verb; past tense weox, past participle weaxen), from Proto-Germanic *wahsan (source also of Old Saxon, Old High German wahsan, Old Norse vaxa, Old Frisian waxa, Dutch wassen, German wachsen, Gothic wahsjan "to grow, increase"), from PIE *weg- (source also of Sanskrit vaksayati "cause to grow,")

[Anonymous No.19975555]

>>19975488
Wax can stay. Shitjack posting should be bannable

[Anonymous No.19975561]

>>19975555
checked and accurate information about the original article, like a fat kid in the history of the world when they could read it was a bit like a fat kid in the history of the world.