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Foreign language internet
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Congoro
== Movie: "Congoro: Legend of the Jungle King" =="Congoro: Legend of the Jungle King" is a feature film released in 2008 by Cinemascore Studios, writt...
Janna Nickerson
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Wued
Wued Wued (Woo-ed), n.,to be humuliated or defeated . An uncommon element of Internet slang (or leetspeek slang term), Wued has found prominence in th...