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1 hour ago, GrilledSteezeSandwich said:

Root hasn’t visited PaSR since 2023 what the jelly 

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1 hour ago, GrilledSteezeSandwich said:

Root hasn’t visited PaSR since 2023 what the jelly 

@RootDKJ Root talk:

“Root” comes from Old English rōt; it originally referred to the underground part of a plant; it can mean the source or origin of something; in mathematics, a root is a value that makes an equation equal zero; a square root is a number that produces another number when multiplied by itself; in linguistics, a root is the core form of a word; “root” can mean to cheer enthusiastically for a team; computers can have a “root” directory; Unix-like systems have a “root” superuser account; “root access” means having very high system privileges; a tooth has one or more roots; a hair has a root beneath the skin; “root cause” means the fundamental reason something happened; a family tree can be described as having roots; “put down roots” means to settle permanently somewhere; “rooted” can mean firmly established; tree roots can stabilize soil; some roots store food, such as carrots and sweet potatoes; the symbol √ is called the radical or root sign; and “root” is both a noun and a verb.

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