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What is a googamagooga?
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15y ago
Updated: 8/17/2019
A googamagooga is a baby way of talking. It does not make sense to us adults, but it makes sense to them. It is like saying hi or are you happy.
A googamagooga is a baby way of talking. It does not make sense to us adults, but it makes sense to them. It is like saying hi or are you happy.
A googamagooga is a baby way of talking. It does not make sense to us adults, but it makes sense to them. It is like saying hi or are you happy.
A googamagooga is a number, a number so lage that if you were to take a ball of wood the size of the sun, turn it into paper and then type single spaces on both sides, "100000000000000000000........" until all the paper was used up, you may have come close to typing a googamagooga.
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