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Aeao

@ Aeao @lemmy.world

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  • Good luck, everybody

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  • Then stand still

  • Good luck, everybody

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  • You’d kill less people that way

  • Bill Gates is a horrible person.

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  • Very true but if you’re deciding which of the rich to eat he’s probably not the first to start with.

  • Good luck, everybody

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  • Not drive. If you can’t see you are supposed to not drive.

  • Bill Gates is a horrible person.

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  • I love that show. When you compare him to other billionaires he’s not the worst. I think Jeff bezos does more harm. He has an episode too

  • Permanent ADHD Passive

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  • I assumed cancer would’ve got him by now

  • How do people with epilepsy triggered by flashing lights, drive past trees that are backlit by the sun?

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  • Not to mention you are often hated for being a pedestrian. The idea that you don’t use a car makes people angry.

  • 'scam likely'

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  • That was my ex wives name in my phone.

  • Campbell’s Soup VP mocks ‘poor people’ who buy its food in secret recording

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  • I only heard about it because of an article about them trying to find a French word for “e-mail”

    Did that become of thing? Did it catch on?

    I’m curious because in English once something has a “name” it never changes. Hell Donald trump tried to rename the Gulf of Mexico. I’m in Texas, no one is changing the name. It’s the Gulf of Mexico.

    Once something is established it doesn’t change.

    Did they change email into something more French? Does that work like that?

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  • Oh and it literally worries me when people use one word to mean the exact opposite. That isn’t advancement it’s degradation.

    And ten points to grifendor for the word “obfuscate “ it’s one of my favorites.

    Sorry for the tripple reply. This is one of the things I get excited about.

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  • Excellent example of how names work. It’s not about if I’m annoyed or not. If you want to get my attention you have to flap your meat together and blow air thru it this way (the meat people story if you haven’t heard that. It’s great)

    I reply with classical works of the philosopher Monty python

    “Is you wife a goer, know what I mean, I bet she does I bet she does”

    Language has always fascinated me. Clown too. Not party but the ones who don’t talk but communicate ideas thru body language and face make up. Yes the makeup serves a practical communicative purpose.

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  • Omg I just realized my money concept also applies to sex.

    “My wife and I were slapping the banker last night, she got to keep the change”

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  • Knock knock

    Who’s there

    To

    To who?

    It’s to whom actually.

    Yes as long as what you’re saying makes sense that’s all that matters. Language is just the sound you make to communicate the idea in your head to someone else.

    The opposite tho is names. I’m Michael. Not Mike. It doesn’t offended me to be called Mike but that’s not the sound your face needs to make to get my attention. It’s a different sound.

    But for just talking… “I stop speak right but you can hold it, then where’s the rub?”

    I actually would play around by calling “money” different things. See how weird I could get. “Bucks” fine. Doodlyfranks? In context it works just fine. You can call money anything. Since fallout I regularly say “I’m short on caps” no one’s ever questioned it.

  • Xbox Teams Up with Crocs for Unexpected Product Collab - FullCleared

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  • Who was asking for this collab? It’s like the dr.pepper slim Jim.

    Just because you can doesn’t mean you should.

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  • Obligatory “technically correct, the best kind of correct”

    That’s how English works. It’s usage. I think the French have a council that decides but English moves a lot faster.

    I get having a pet peeve. I for one hate that ignorant means uneducated when it should be someone who is willfully ignoring. That’s just not the way it played out.

    I love dictionaries and word usage. “Healthful” is a clunky word, I’m not surprised we moved to “healthy “

    Edit: I just realized “helpful” sounds just fine. But if someone said to me “thanks for being so helpy today” I would be a full of seething hatred lol

  • Might not be efficient, but at least it... Uhhh, wait, what good does it provide again?

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  • They have cherry scented cocaine now? It’s about time!

  • How sea turtles learn locations using Earth’s magnetic field: research

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  • I didn’t even know turtles could read field research. Regardless of how captivating it was.

  • ELI5 How come pipe bombs or bombs in general thru the mail don't go off in the post offices or the truck or being delivered? Like how did the Unabomber get away with so many without going off?

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  • If I remember correctly a lot of them never go off at all.

  • The Feds Want to Make It Illegal to Even Possess an Anarchist Zine

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  • I mean seems like small potatoes compared to being charged for having a number of a lawyer on you. That happened in cop city a few years ago.

    Welcome to facism.