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@jbarro Big = Fancy/Grand = "French" style naming patterns?

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@voidbby69 @skunk_bucketss im the same and i genuinely think its to do with periods/ovulating

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@TheatreSpoonie For sure. I think there is a counter argument in terms of, you can switch degrees, you can change careers. But similarly, you can go off blockers, you can change your name back, etc

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@samhailes only something like a quarter of employed people work 9 to 5, and retired people use the pharmacy more than working people. I get what you're saying but just to put in perspective.

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@juicyjcaint420 @theoceanblooms It is my understanding that in general a lot of US cities have less open grass space than cities where soccer became popular tho... e.g. London is 40% green space, compared to NYC being 14%. And I believe most of those parks are historic. but yeah no that's a fair point!

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@Romy_Holland @Aella_Girl That is so rude and uneccessary.. There is never any need to be mean. Childcare is a real job.

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@dissolvetoday Lidl/Tesco/Morrisons have very good oat milk at around £1.15 a carton, depending on the area

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@solanumlucani here to recc duckduckgo. You can just turn off ai in an easy to access setting

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a bus every 6-7 minutes is the entire secret of good transit. no schedule, no app, you just show up. the kids have been screaming the answer at us for over a year. six seveeen. headways. they're talking about headways

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@mnolangray the greenbelts are good, car dependent surburban sprawl gives so little housing gains for so much land, we need mid density infill imo

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@quinnsreads free ebook app on phone is helpful. so even if you forget your book or don't wanna get up you can still read

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@ringoshiba @gracerockyy PLEASE thank you. someone needs to defend himmm

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@Lou_E_Blank @reschultzed I mean, we would conceive of /ourselves/ as saying "straw-bries". A southern English person pronounces the "straw" in straw and the "straw" in strawberries the same way. A SE person would likely hear the vowel in an american saying "straw", as rhyming with how we say "car".

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@canonideas @gabydvj am so scared of doing tasks. plus the caffeine. i am sensitive to caffeine. the shaking does Not help, avoid if you can. unfortunately I am a frightened gazelle being hunted by taxes

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@shrugsinchinese their life is none of our business!! amazing

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@CitizenBego u vs non u