<p>^That’s rare!</p>
<p>Also, that means she has no soul [or sole] :p</p>
<p>look a blonde! :o</p>
<p>Dark brown hair</p>
<p>^Same!</p>
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<p>Mmhmm…</p>
<p>Mediumish brown hair
Female!</p>
<p>Blonde male ^_^</p>
<p>male, blonde hair!</p>
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brilliant Apollo</p>
<p>Haha just got the joke!!!</p>
<p>Female, currently brown (I died it back for interviews), but for a while it was partially teal…</p>
<p>Black hair.</p>
<p>Dark brown (typical South Asian hair), although my bangs are streaked blonde right now.</p>
<p>@Everyone who referenced me: Genius, I know [This is a good double entendre because I’m being sarcastic and literal, as I am talking about two separate comments and I have no idea why I’m typing this…]</p>
<p>Double entendre: A word or phrase open to two interpretations, one of which is usually risqu</p>
<p>^It is a double entendre as it is open to two interpretations:</p>
<p>Interpretation 1: Apollo11 is so stupid [eye roll]</p>
<p>Interpretation 2: Apollo11 was so clever</p>
<p>Also, IDK about you, but since when was a double entendre indecent? Sure there are several indecent ones, but you’ll find in literature at least, the vast majority is PG!</p>
<p>I think he’s referring to the way he used “genius”, both sarcastic and literal, which in this way the sarcastic way would be the bad or negative way</p>
<p>@ repede…</p>
<p>Double entendres have a connotation of sex. Ever watch a Bond movie?</p>
<p>Yeah…but u cant remember oh now i know what you’re talking about i learned this in english!</p>