slash
v.— «Who on LJ would you ship me with? Who on LJ would you slash me with? What celebrity would you ship me with? What celebrity would you slash me with? What real life friend would you ship me with (if you know any names)? What real life friend would you slash me with (if you know any names)? If you were slang impaired like I was Ship=Pairing me up romantically Slash=same thing but gay like same sex yeah» —“Bitched from Kara” by m00tsnizzle (Indecisive) Who let Sophie in here? Jan. 21, 2005. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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