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I think that the term, “what’s up,” is a phrase that has been around for a long time. The idea is a good one. The phrase has the same meaning in the English language as “hello,” “goodbye,” “good night,” and “stop.

It’s a term that I’ve seen in many different types of blogs, but I usually don’t use it as a verb. I’m not sure what the word means, but I always use it as a noun. It’s an expression that I’ve seen used when someone’s just lost something that they were holding on to and they know they need to get it back. Usually, it’s the person who lost their job and is in the process of moving home.

The phrase is a bit of an oddball but Ive made it a habit to just use it as a noun. Ive been using it as a noun since I started blogging. I find it works for me because it is very self descriptive, yet it also makes it sound like something that should be said. You could use the phrase as a verb, but that would make it sound a little redundant, which I personally dont mind.

Ive been using it as a verb for a few years now and so far, I think its been a great way to describe a situation or emotion that I have been feeling. You could also use it as a noun, but I find that it doesnt really seem to make much sense in these situations.

You could use it as a noun as well, but it doesnt sound as self descriptive as I would want. I would say, “I feel like I’m in a fight right now,” or, “I feel like I’ve been shot at.” And that works for me, but I think you could use it as a verb too.

So, what’s the deal with the word? I think it’s a little of both. There’s something fun to it, but there’s also something more. In the case of the verb it conveys the idea that there’s a fight going on. There’s both the fun and the seriousness. Whereas the nouns, I find, are too self descriptive. There’s a fight going on. I feel like something has happened to me.

Theres both the fun and the seriousness. It’s the seriousness that makes it a noun, whereas the fun in the second sentence of the first paragraph conveys the idea that its a fight going on. In both cases it conveys the idea of a fight. The way you put that in the first paragraph (I feel like Im in a fight right now) is like an emphatic way to say Im in a fight.

The seriousness is the noun. The fun is the verb.

The way you put it in the first paragraph I feel like Im in a fight right now is like an emphatic way to say Im in a fight. The seriousness is the noun. The fun is the verb. The seriousness is the noun.

When you put the first sentence into the first paragraph, I feel like youre emphasizing the seriousness of fighting or seriousness of the fight. The fun is the verb. The seriousness is the noun.