There is the word “anyone,” but not “anytwo.” “Monday math class anyone? Anytwo? Anythree? Monday bloody monday” was posted on Twitter by AdhikaRahmanto on December 25, 2011. “Don’t tell anytwo” was posted on Twitter by TIM on November 27, 2012.
“Don’t tell anytwo, but I suck at math” was posted on Reddit—Oneliners on July 31, 2019. “Don’t tell anytwo but I’ve always been shite at maths” was posted on Twitter by ©00[&th€9@ng on July 31, 2019.
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AdhikaRahmanto
@mustdhika
Monday math class anyone? Anytwo? Anythree? Monday bloody monday
5:34 PM · Dec 25, 2011·Echofon
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TIM
@cuddlypoem
@frewok don’t tell anytwo
12:12 AM · Nov 27, 2012·Twitter for BlackBerry®
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@_LilChie
@blessedanielle_: she said “don’t tell anyone.”
@timothyvargas_: Yeah, she said “don’t tell anyONE” not “don’t tell anyTWO.”
1:33 AM · Nov 13, 2015·Twitter for iPhone
Reddit—Oneliners
Posted by u/honolulu_oahu_mod July 31, 2019
Don’t tell anytwo, but I suck at math.
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©00[&th€9@ng🛵
@coolandthegangs
Don’t tell anytwo but I’ve always been shite at maths.
😂
#TuesdayThoughts
5:53 AM · Jul 31, 2019·Twitter for Android
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