quediuspayu
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- Comment on Chirp in Fahrenheit 3 days ago:
About the maximum temperature.
- Comment on What goes here? 3 days ago:
One of those creepy soft shell turtles?
- Comment on Chirp in Fahrenheit 3 days ago:
Everything except metric
- Comment on Chirp in Fahrenheit 3 days ago:
That’s a grasshopper.
- Comment on i just think they're neat 2 weeks ago:
They were also used as personal flotation devices and floats for fishing nets.
- Comment on Shit like this is why we need open source printers! 2 weeks ago:
And a bumper sticker to forget about speed cameras.
- Comment on Shit like this is why we need open source printers! 2 weeks ago:
Now I want a rubber stamp with that to prevent whatever from being scanned.
- Comment on Apart, low in cholesterine 4 weeks ago:
This is the kind of bullshit they come up with when you don’t allow them to put the good stuff in it.
Radium, that was the real thing, not this shit.
- Comment on MILLIPEDE FACTS 1 month ago:
Decipedes, centipedes, millipedes… sounds metric to me.
- Comment on i liek turdles 1 month ago:
Lovely, it took me a while until I zoomed out a little.
- Comment on USA 🇺🇸 USA 🇺🇸 USA 1 month ago:
Oh right, they call it eggplant. Right?
- Comment on Plant Slurs 1 month ago:
Maleza is more like a thicket or lots of malas hierbas.
But now I see that in some countries is synonymous with mala hierba, I didn’t know that.
- Comment on USA 🇺🇸 USA 🇺🇸 USA 1 month ago:
You’re completely right, they are two different words. For me that distinction was so clear that I never considered that what I wrote could be interpreted as two genders of the same word, that would make no sense.
I didn’t know the origins though, cool.
- Comment on USA 🇺🇸 USA 🇺🇸 USA 1 month ago:
What about a bell pepper and an aubergine?
- Comment on USA 🇺🇸 USA 🇺🇸 USA 1 month ago:
I wonder if in other romance languages is the same, in Spanish and Catalan the two definitions are distinguished by being masculine or feminine. Fruto/fruit being masculine is the botanical fruit and fruta/fruita is the culinary fruit.
How is it in other romance languages?
- Comment on Plant Slurs 1 month ago:
In Spanish we call them “malas hierbas”
- Comment on y tho 1 month ago:
I feel the same with acronyms, who is ED, the Emergency Dude?
- Comment on wolf spiders 1 month ago:
Walking back home from work at night I cross some fields, I see dozens of them. They are super easy to spot with a headlamp, their eyes shine like tiny glass shards or water droplets.
- Comment on Wake up babe new shape just dropped 2 months ago:
The square is a parallelogram, this is not a parallelogram.
- Comment on All kinds 2 months ago:
Where I live the first one is quite common, we call it “bufaforats”, it means hole blower.
- Comment on Liquid Trees 3 months ago:
I totally agree, and that’s not the oxygen production these tech bros want to make more efficient.
- Comment on Liquid Trees 3 months ago:
Exactly
- Comment on Liquid Trees 3 months ago:
Pretty sure trees in cities aren’t there to produce oxygen or capture carbon.
- Comment on Liquid Trees 3 months ago:
Alternative in what sense?
- Comment on REVENGE 4 months ago:
Who is sc?
- Comment on use it on strangers 4 months ago:
This is exactly it. This is just training for children customisation.
- Comment on Pens in Space 4 months ago:
Also a broken bit of lead could easily float into someone’s eye or get aspirated.
- Comment on Artist Depiction 4 months ago:
If you put a tail on chicken it walks like a dinosaur
- Comment on ∠🍵π 5 months ago:
- Comment on World travelers 5 months ago:
So, aliens did it. I knew it.
