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“Go away, you power-crazed pyros.”
What does pyros mean here?
“Go away, you power-crazed pyros.”
What does pyros mean here?
What does pyros mean here?
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I don't know, because I don't know the context. Maybe 'pyromaniacs' (people who love setting fires)?
I don't know, because I don't know the context. Maybe 'pyromaniacs' (people who love setting fires)?
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pyro - (pyromaniac) term for person who likes to set things on fire
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Are you talking about Pyro from TF2? Pyros sounds like it's just a plural version of Pyro stating that there's more than one of them
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