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Chuck-eh

@Thatguy77
Truer words are seldom spoken.

Posted 6 years ago Report

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Thatguy77

Even if earg is a real word, and coincidentally would mean roughly the same thing as the intended word in this context, it doesn’t change the fact that the artist misspelled urge.

Posted 6 years ago Report

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Steel

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@Chuck-eh
Just telling you what wiki says. Personally I found it hilarious that following that rabbit hole lead to any meaning at all, much less the one it did.

Posted 7 years ago Report

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Chuck-eh

@Steel
Are you telling us that it’s a real word?

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Steel

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@Lathius
@Chuck-eh

earg

Etymology
From Proto-Germanic *argaz.

argaz

Etymology
From Proto-Indo-European *h₃orǵʰ~~, *h₃erǵʰ~~ (“to copulate”).

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Lathius

I exist, probably.

@Chuck-eh
Help, google thinks I’m asking about urges, what the hell does earges even mean?