>The Hebrew word חַנְטָה (chanta or hanta) is a slang term that can mean "nonsense," "rubbish," or "a scam." It is sometimes used informally to dismiss something as false or trivial. really makes you think huh? yes, it really does!
>>53 (OP) >>The Hebrew word חַנְטָה (chanta or hanta) is a slang term that can mean "nonsense," "rubbish," or "a scam." It is sometimes used informally to dismiss something as false or trivial. sounds like bullshit that AI learned as true. serves them jewish AI overlords well
>The Hebrew word חַנְטָה (chanta or hanta) is a slang term that can mean "nonsense," "rubbish," or "a scam." It is sometimes used informally to dismiss something as false or trivial. really makes you think huh? yes, it really does!
>>53 (OP) >>The Hebrew word חַנְטָה (chanta or hanta) is a slang term that can mean "nonsense," "rubbish," or "a scam." It is sometimes used informally to dismiss something as false or trivial. sounds like bullshit that AI learned as true. serves them jewish AI overlords well
