You can get the comments in here read out too
Delusive angie @delusive_angie10
He did actually say 20% both originally he said he could not read comments at allAccording to him he has 20% in one eye. I still think he's full of se tho
The open circle, the two singers who are blind, they use an application that reads out the commentsYou can get the comments in here read out too
There’s so much now to help people use devices etc it’s mad when you look into it… I also dont think people realise that blind doesn’t necessarily mean completely blanknessYou can get the comments in here read out too
Nahhh why am suddenly not blocked from Luke’s. I don’t like it.
Mee too on my main too. Ama do watching the squirmy prick tho
Luke got banned he's back on another account though, shame
he's back on another account though, shame
So it's not OK to beg on TT unless your a TTer with a platform and beg in boxes/gifts.
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I'd 100% rather send a thousand footballs to kids so they can enjoy it than some t who earns a grand a day beg battling on tiktok whilst being `too unwell` to get a proper job!
Slurper is allowing a little bit more leniency in her comments.
The dictatorship is kind to us peasants.
The dictatorship is kind to us peasants.
Scouse reading the rules of her live you are allowed to comment but you must be kind so basically don't comment to her or the mods disagreeing 
you are allowed to comment but you must be kind so basically don't comment to her or the mods disagreeing 
Slurper defending her "opinions cannot be right or wrong" bollocks with "you know, some people can be colourblind and they may think that the grass is blue, but *mumbles off...*". Yes Slurper, you have highlighted how an opinion can be wrong when there is factual evidence against it.
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So if she plays a video of Elphabar or Angie we have to keep the comments niceScouse reading the rules of her live
Wonder if I would get blocked or.muted for 'Thats a lovely vomit stain on Angies top
' or 'I bet that's a lovely aroma coming from the urine patch in Angies room'
An opinion is a statement that expresses a belief, idea, or emotion that is not provable. Opinions are subjective, meaning the veracity depends on the person's own perception rather than an objective truth. The validity of opinions cannot be proven one way or another but only expressed and defended.
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A fact is a statement that can be proven beyond any doubt. Facts are objective, meaning the veracity is independent of anyone's perception or beliefs. They can be verified and supported with indisputable evidence. Facts often rely on denotative language, or language with a specific, explicit, or direct meaning. The statement "water boils at 212 degrees Fahrenheit" uses denotative language and doesn't rely on any implications or gray areas.
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