Question 1: What do you mean by deducting points? Deduct five points. There are a few exceptions now. I haven't deducted it for more than a year. I used to talk. Overflow loosening hob ...

Chatting is formal. Ordinary and gorgeous. Pure 15 words. Routine and everything are 20 words. It's good. No spelling, no three, no four, no flooding. You have no idea now that I look like your father, brother.

Deduct three points for dispersion. * * * Is it planned? Facts like your father. It seems that you can't compete.

I think the flood is the easiest. Just add up four words. * * * You are a paraplegic loser.

Anyway, floods have no future.

The piping can be arbitrary. For example:

* * * What is it? Like a loser.

Did you draft it like a loser?

Are you a loser yourself?

Did your father recruit me? Yes

Anyway, I haven't been fighting for two seconds yet. After more than a year. Used to be 1-2.

Question 2: What exactly is the deduction? Is it the black world? One. What is playing black?

First, playing black is an online game. Not a hacker

Second, I used to brush messages, but now the messages are limited. 20 13, black is to brush the log comments. Anyone who can play QQ knows that brushing blog comments, as the name implies, is to comment on other people's blogs. Why is it called brushing blog comments? Because you don't just brush a comment for others, there are many comments, so it is naturally called "brush".

Brushing blog comments depends on speed and vocabulary. For your family, you brush "safety", and for those who scold you, you leave "vocabulary". As the name implies, vocabulary is vocabulary. You should master some swearing language and know how to curse others in other people's logs. This is the vocabulary in your mind.

Words are various, so you should be good at innovation, conquer others with sharp language, and don't swear. Just read more about how other people's logs curse.

Another very important purpose is to brush blog comments. You brush me one and I brush you two, which means I brush more than you, so I am better than you.1>

Question 3: What do you mean by withholding words? The original deduction refers to typing, and deduction is one of its names. A person who buckles words is called a buckle hand. Nowadays, Kouzi is popular on the Internet, which is classified as behavior item, meaning typing contest.

It is recommended not to be too involved, just for entertainment.

There is no absolute loss or absolute win in one's life, so grasp the degree in one's heart.

Hope to adopt, your support is our motivation!

Question 4: What is a big hand? Big handwriting refers to people who are good at handwriting in five ways, and all five things are big handwriting, such as cold mosaic, sunrise, small edge, and so on.

Question 5: What is a clasping hand? A buttoner is a person whose typing speed is so fast that he is abnormal. Usually a buttoned hand will use incisive and gorgeous words when chatting, which will give you great face.

You're welcome. Please call me red scarf ~ (~) (~) ~

Question 6: What do you mean by deducting fees from 6:QQ? Typing with a keyboard is a way to scold each other, generally depending on the typing speed and word content of both parties.

Question 7: What do you mean by deduction? Deduction is typing. Now generally speaking, it means typing fast or not. Can you use words, such as swearing or something? What do you say to dad in twos and threes? For example, you have to play fast. Grandma should say you are very old or 38. I don't know anyway. This metaphor is meaningful.

Question 8: What do you mean by withholding words? 5 points means typing. Now generally speaking, it means typing fast or not. Can you use words, such as swearing or something? What do you say to dad in twos and threes? For example, you have to play fast. Grandma should say you are very old or 38. I don't know anyway. This metaphor is meaningful.

Question 9: [What does Kuu mean by "buckle"?

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[moving]

Trap; Hang something in a ring:

~ Up | ~ Live | Ring ~

Seize; Close:

~ Standards | ~ Principles | ~ Themes

Escort; Detention:

~ keep | ~ take | ~ as a hostage

Attack:

~ porch | ~ the city can't hold it.

Pull:

~ trigger |~ switch | ~ emitter

Put it on; Application:

~ hat | ~ cost

Subtraction; Subtract:

~ Divide | ~ Divide | ~ Money

Clamp the vessel mouth down:

Plum vegetables ~ meat | south milk ~ meat | live in a pot ~

Hit it hard:

~ basket | ~ ball | ~ kill

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[name]

A ring used to hook so as not to fall off:

Buttons ~ | rope ~ | shoes ~

Price reduction ratio:

Fold ~

Spiral concave and convex lines on the cylinder; Thread:

Screw ~

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