definition:
lynch
lin(t)SH/
verb
verb: lynch; 3rd person present: lynches; past tense: lynched; past participle: lynched; gerund or present participle: lynching; noun: lynching; plural noun: lynchings
(of a mob) kill (someone), especially by hanging, for an alleged offense with or without a legal trial.
If I’m hearing you as I think it is, this really isn’t quality life which you’re saying.
Edited
Especially so,considering the lack of a ground pin!
Says the Anon.
Are you forgetting rule 0, butthurt 12-year-old? :D
definition:
lynch
lin(t)SH/
verb
verb: lynch; 3rd person present: lynches; past tense: lynched; past participle: lynched; gerund or present participle: lynching; noun: lynching; plural noun: lynchings
(of a mob) kill (someone), especially by hanging, for an alleged offense with or without a legal trial.
If I’m hearing you as I think it is, this really isn’t quality life which you’re saying.
i approve this comparison
“Maybe we should write this down.”