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a trivial polycule of one

giant trashy hobbit

  • I mean ... maybe they had to keep some uniforms there for new recruits. and the biggest sandals rarely got used and got left behind when Rome abandoned the isles ?

  • T-1000th

  • And will netflix run with the idea because I'd like to watch

  • T-0.5's

  • Is this what happens when you lose an argument at home, too ?

  • The Civil War 2.0

    brother against brotherfather against sonthe civil war 2.0has already begun

  • it is irony that the USA had to put on a mask for the rest of the world to see the USA with its mask off

  • did the DOJ polygraph giselle maxwell ?

  • no

    proof provided in your continued posting on lemmy

  • i agree.

    but that something is called a nuclear weapon

    so just be prepared for him to bomb the US

  • almost makes one forget this is a problem that Microsoft created.

  • bad similes are like really bad. bad metaphors are shipwrecks.

  • what do you think that meeting is for ?

  • the employee also gets to eat and have a place to live

    which is nice

  • Because they don't want to be hunted after this chapter of American history is slammed shut.

    And it might take years or even decade++, but this chapter will eventually close.

  • What about taking the license plates off of their vehicles ?

    Is that still legal ? Because vandalizing their cars is a way of dealing with that.

    And I've read that glitter-splashing is another way of dealing with their masks.

  • i'm not prescriptive with grammar. it is descriptive. so "common usage" is fine by me.

    and there are even racist undertones to a lot of it. sometimes the word "ask" gets pronounced as "axe" which some people throw fits of hissy all over the place.

    Chaucer, the grandfather of modern English, had no problem using the "axe" version. so i'm more down with common usage for speech but knowing the variety of rules and how they have been used historically is a fun exercise in linguistic study and discourse.

    but its all good.