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Me every gameYes I just tested it and it works, you just have to be like "yes I'm sure I want to spam this thread" lol
Me every gameYes I just tested it and it works, you just have to be like "yes I'm sure I want to spam this thread" lol
These look interestingly appetizing
These look interestingly appetizing
I will always share my good rolls with Lawpysorry lawpy only people who signed up to play get delicious fresh baked rolls
Mine just says alphaFRESH ROLES SHOULD BE OUT. IF YOU HAVE NOT RECIEVED ONE PLEASE LET YOUR FRIENDLY MOD TEAM KNOW
Always be alpha villager.Mine just says alpha
ALPHA WHATTTT????
Alpha pigeon, obviously.Mine just says alpha
ALPHA WHATTTT????
Alphabet soupMine just says alpha
ALPHA WHATTTT????
Ooohhh I have a book that discusses this! I need to find it. I think the book was like "super ancient phrases are inconclusive but seem supportive of familial binds and hereditary personality flaws" as a way to criticize people, like, dinguses can't reform. And then it went into evolution of the phrase. Gotta find it though.@WildZoo @bluestoat @potentialsheltervet thoughts pls
Is the alleged original meaning of the phrase 'blood is thicker than water' real?
I recently read that the phrase "Blood is thicker than water" was originally derived from the phrase "the blood of the covenant is thicker than the water of the womb", implying ...english.stackexchange.com
There’s this from wiki tooOoohhh I have a book that discusses this! I need to find it. I think the book was like "super ancient phrases are inconclusive but seem supportive of familial binds and hereditary personality flaws" as a way to criticize people, like, dinguses can't reform. And then it went into evolution of the phrase. Gotta find it though.
Idk. It seems to me like two bing-bongs decided to repurpose the phrase to suit what they wanted to say. I imagine finding the source for an "ancient proverb" is basically impossible, so I guess we'll never really know.@WildZoo @bluestoat @potentialsheltervet thoughts pls
Is the alleged original meaning of the phrase 'blood is thicker than water' real?
I recently read that the phrase "Blood is thicker than water" was originally derived from the phrase "the blood of the covenant is thicker than the water of the womb", implying ...english.stackexchange.com
The nice thing about Iranic proverbs is that they carved this stuff in stone and had a surprisingly continuous language, so it's a lot less cryptic to interpret phrases from like the 10th or 9th century. They're also close enough to Greece that the Greeks probably had a similar and well-preserved saying. One of my favorite things about Irish deities and myth, aside from the cycles of conquest by foreign powers who become valid natives, is how nebulous the myths areIdk. It seems to me like two bing-bongs decided to repurpose the phrase to suit what they wanted to say. I imagine finding the source for an "ancient proverb" is basically impossible, so I guess we'll never really know.
I did find the German phrase from the 12th century, though, so I guess that's neat.
You’ll be happy to learn that it’s my default SDN pic lolI love that you still have the tuxedo-wolf profile pic
there's another forum I post on for a video game and someone has a profile picture that is almost exactly the same as yours. I saw it and thought "Mel??" and felt like I was on SDN for a second lolYou’ll be happy to learn that it’s my default SDN pic lol
I apologize to that person for whatever trauma I caused you to transfer onto them.there's another forum I post on for a video game and someone has a profile picture that is almost exactly the same as yours. I saw it and thought "Mel??" and felt like I was on SDN for a second lol