22 letters of the alphabet were invented in the 7th century BC when someone saw a quick brown fox jump over an equally quick dog and needed to record the incident. 2 centuries later someone witnessed a similar incident involving a lazy dog and the remaining 4 letters were added
Most American place to work: small town police department
British: Lloyd's of London
South African: private security guard
Greek: unemployed
Turkish: ice cream jester
Chinese: drone manufacturer
Norwegian: ethical oil rig
someone on the Seattle subreddit asked “what is an expensive but poor quality restaurant I can recommend to an enemy?” and I think thats just a brilliant use of crowdsourcing
though it never became as popular as "for sale: baby shoes, never worn", hemingway also wrote what he believed to be the *happiest* possible six-word story: "six thousand chicken fajitas, all sizzling"
I like thinking about how a fox jumping over a dog could never know that that situation uses every letter of the latin alphabet. It makes me see my most mundane activities differently. Like maybe "the tall man overcooked the basmati rice" is a pangram in the language E.T. speaks
Something entirely unmentioned in the Western Mass Lesbian Bar article is that the commenter who wrote "i hope your bar gets firebombed" is the "hijab-inspired secular accessorization" person