@grimalkinrn Had some kids at the door: Here you go, here you go, here you go,,,wait, I've seen you before. Y'all are going round and round on me. *Oh, no, no, no.* Alright. Beginning with you, one more round. Here you go, here you go.. Were they "poor" kids? I don't know, they were just kids
@mondomascots Our daughter used to latch onto me and bury her face in my neck, I didn't even have to hold onto her. And that was for our tame US mascots. She would have literally killed my if this had popped out of the water.
@ChrisStringer65 Whatever it is about the human mind that makes human society distinguishable from other animal societies is also seen in the relationship between humans and the supernatural. The human relationship with the supernatural is no more than the human relationship with each other.
@ChrisStringer65 In the sense of God, the relationship is identical to the relationship between members of a culture. That is, whatever is identified as a supernatural force is adopted into the culture by means of interaction with the deity in the same way one interacts with others of the culture
@AlexHoegberg "We don't just borrow words; on occasion, English has pursued other languages down alleyways to beat them unconscious and riffle their pockets for new vocabulary." - James Nicoll
Also true for grammar
@AnnaKrukCorbin When we buy groceries I divide the total by the item count. Items purchased varies somewhat per visit, but over time the average becomes a significant indicator. When we started our family 25 years ago the average was under $2/item. Today it is consistently over $3per. #notfun
@KRBurgio First: Pumpkin spice should not taste like pumpkin. That would be pumpkin, not pumpkin spice. Pumpkin spice is cinnamon, ginger, and nutmeg. a touch of salt. Maybe these go with coffee, maybe not. I don't know, I don't do coffee. But pumpkin spice is not pumpkin. Please people