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kenny (why do they call it oven? and etc) created by r-mk
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She's not dum, she's just silly .w.)b
Might do a few more cause it's fun :U
Enjoy

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  • I seriously can't figure out what it's trying to say. I feel like there's SOMETHING logical here, but I just can't find it.

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  • I believe I understand. An Oven's primary goal is to heat food, correct? So why is it called an Oven (of in) when you place the cold food inside (of IN) and cook it, until you take the now hot food out (of OUT) of the device to then consume it? If the main goal is to heat it up to take it out, why is it called an Oven (of in) and not an Ovout (of out)?

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  • bored_guy said:
    I believe I understand. An Oven's primary goal is to heat food, correct? So why is it called an Oven (of in) when you place the cold food inside (of IN) and cook it, until you take the now hot food out (of OUT) of the device to then consume it? If the main goal is to heat it up to take it out, why is it called an Oven (of in) and not an Ovout (of out)?

    No matter how it's explained it just makes it so
    much more confusing in my brain

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