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[Blazerboy | Noah]

Actually, clans.

no its more like clans

 

[Ian]

clan
klan/
noun
noun: clan; plural noun: clans

1. a group of close-knit and interrelated families (especially associated with families in the Scottish Highlands).
   synonyms:group of families, sept; More
   
   • informal
     a family, especially a large one.
     "the Kennedy clan gathered for the celebration"
     synonyms:group of families, sept; More
     
     
   • a group of people with a strong common interest.
     "New York's garrulous clan of artists"
     synonyms:group, set, circle, clique, coterie; More
     

Origin

late Middle English: from Scottish Gaelic clann ‘offspring, family,’ from Old Irish cland, from Latin planta ‘sprout.’

 

[NatsuOP]

clan
klan/
noun
noun: clan; plural noun: clans

1. a group of close-knit and interrelated families (especially associated with families in the Scottish Highlands).
   synonyms:group of families, sept; More
   • informal
     a family, especially a large one.
     "the Kennedy clan gathered for the celebration"
     synonyms:group of families, sept; More
     
     
   • a group of people with a strong common interest.
     "New York's garrulous clan of artists"
     synonyms:group, set, circle, clique, coterie; More

Origin
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late Middle English: from Scottish Gaelic clann ‘offspring, family,’ from Old Irish cland, from Latin planta ‘sprout.’

Ku Klux Klan ? Ahh ,

 

[NotMyRealUsername]

stacked roster GL

 

[NatsuOP]

stacked roster GL

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[Slagguaron]

clan
klan/
noun
noun: clan; plural noun: clans

1. a group of close-knit and interrelated families (especially associated with families in the Scottish Highlands).
   synonyms:group of families, sept; More
   • informal
     a family, especially a large one.
     "the Kennedy clan gathered for the celebration"
     synonyms:group of families, sept; More
     
     
   • a group of people with a strong common interest.
     "New York's garrulous clan of artists"
     synonyms:group, set, circle, clique, coterie; More

Origin
View attachment 31063
late Middle English: from Scottish Gaelic clann ‘offspring, family,’ from Old Irish cland, from Latin planta ‘sprout.’[/QU
SCHOOL HAS NOT STARTED I DO NOT WANT TO SEE THE DICTIONARY.

 

[Sepyz]

clan

 

[Twee]

Ku Klux Klan ? Ahh ,

Your signature is so long holy...

 

[NatsuOP]

Believe it or not it's the shortened version of my "Official Signature"

 

[madbellil]

hi

 

[TheAfroNinja]

GoGo

 

[OldManDippy]

hi

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