And what’s that?

What’s the answer then, smartypants?

Moïen!

(I think they’re exaggerating to emphasise how bad other things are for comedic effect.)

Genuine question: would you think this about any post that showed a company in a positive light? Or are there specific things about this post that tell you it’s an ad?

Apparently the whole “quirky unique collective nouns for different things” thing was a victorian meme. People 150 yes ago just made them up to be funny, and now they’re solemnly repeated as mystical English dictionary words from the dawn of language.

Is there anything missing from

“Or is it because people were shat on somewhere else in the world than everyone else?”

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Those are all good examples of the sort of thing you mean, but it’s not a definition. I think if you want to be able to put into words where to draw the line, you’ll need to define this term more clearly. If that’s too difficult, then be satisfied with judging each situation as it comes, your instincts will help guide you. But go easy on yourself, you shouldn’t feel bad for doing what you need to do,

Big oeuf!

Also the only one with a key pad!?

Thank you. Just what I was looking for. I should have known “immigrants” would be involved, I think i just got thrown off by memories of “Drain the swamp” and thought this was about rival politicians.

Good luck with everything. Let me know if there’s any way we can help 🫠

Can anyone contextualise this for outsiders? I know trump used to talk about draining the swamp, but who is she hinting at throwing to the gators?

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I think the op medium- level comment is just a typo of this, otherwise wtf is 13542?

And I’m shocked I’m the first one to say this, surely this is by far the most common way?

I thought it was a typo in the op, but how are you getting from 5 to 4? I always chose a path with just straight lines…

May we know?

🫡 sir, yes sir!

Jeankini?

You must have a far nicer garden hose than me.

Have you been wwoofing? I did a little, a long time ago. Good times (mostly).

I’m no expert but I’m fairly sure that is basically true in a way. As per zr0’s top-level comment. Forms of life that can make do with less cellular respiration, for example by using external sources to regulate temperature (cold- blooded), don’t need to invite as much oxygen into their cells, and so they get less weird damage over time. Mammals in general have not adopted this strategy.