Pervert.

Oh helloh. Don’t be minding me.

On the flip side of that, it tickles me when people capitalize some Meaningful Words as if they’re Super Important Noun Phrases.

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Mmmm, yes, very reptilian

I prefer to call’em dames.

It would like you to know that CHIRP

Roses are red
Violets are violet
Neil deGrasse Tyson
Should sometimes stay quiet

(not mine; stolen from somewhere)

Ligma sigmas

LMAO gottem

Trumpage must be destroyed.

I’m not doubting you, in fact I really, really want to believe you, but do you happen to have any links? It sucks that proof doesn’t change minds online, but that sounds like good reading regardless

If we’re supposed to be telling the AI what’s right, why do we so often get it “wrong?”

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No.

“If worse comes to worst…”

In British English, they often say the phrase as “if worst comes to worst,” which is based on archaic grammar.

In the US, there’s a mix of verb tenses. The only one that make sense in this day and age is “if what is worse comes to be the worst,” or “if worse comes to worst.”

This point can be argued, but I will be severely wounded (maybe not so much as dying) defending this hill.

Prequel Trilogy. Original Trilogy.

You could, at the very least, fix your typo…

Life is Strange, with the final decision of Bae vs Bay. It made me quit the game for two days before I came back and decided (Bae forever). I love a good, story-impactful decision. That might be weird in this context, but it was so great, and that enjoyment came entirely from the game.