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girlogue, a poem in genZ slang

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(a poem in genZ slang) square-up marys, It’s junior year, in the ivie, we’re gambling for big-chips. so gambate, do-it-big! It's time, buck-up or labron. if you bunny rouble homeskillets will hook-it-up lovems juju . . slang… girlogue = conversation between girls that guys can’t understand square-up = get ready marys = bookish and lovable girls of wit and looks ivie = ivy league big-chips = high stakes, high risk gambate = Japanese word: 'Try your best!!' do-it-big = take things to the next level buck-up = rise to a challenge, to do something others are unable to labron = fail miserably at the last second bunny rouble = have trouble homeskillets = friends hook-it-up = help you out lovems = sending you love . . (Get ready, you bookish and lovable girls of wit and looks, it’s junior year, in the ivy league, and we’re gambling for high stakes. So try your best, take things to the next level! It's time, to rise to a challenge and do something others are unable to or fail miserably at the last second. If you have trouble your friends will help you out I'm sending you love, good luck.)

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