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This burger is an American win, or something.

Or something is Shart in the Mart's favorite catchphrase and a completely meaningless pair of words that can be placed at the end of any English sentence both without changing the meaning of the sentence and without violating any grammatical rules.

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	~~{{Red}}~~{{Stub}}{{America}}'''Or something''' is [[Brap\|Shart in the Mart]]'s favorite [[Sharty:Nintendo\|catchphrase]] and a [[Sharty:Niggerbabble\|completely meaningless pair of words]] that can be placed at the end of any [[Wikipedia:English (language)\|English]] sentence both [[Sharty:Useless nigger war\|without changing the meaning of the sentence]] and without violating any [[Wikipedia:Grammar\|grammatical rules]].		{{Stub}}{{America}}'''Or something''' is [[Brap\|Shart in the Mart]]'s favorite [[Sharty:Nintendo\|catchphrase]] and a [[Sharty:Niggerbabble\|completely meaningless pair of words]] that can be placed at the end of any [[Wikipedia:English (language)\|English]] sentence both [[Sharty:Useless nigger war\|without changing the meaning of the sentence]] and without violating any [[Wikipedia:Grammar\|grammatical rules]].
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