Bananas are fucking disgusting
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I like the ungrounded North American electrical outlet and plug design (NEMA 1-15). It has no safety features, but it's very compact, and very easy for device manufacturers to create folding plugs for USB power supplies and the like.
Those who aren't vegetarians/vegans need to calm down about others eating meat that belonged to certain animals just because they have an attachment to a member of their species. Yeah, I understand, social mores, but you're being hypocritical and cows are sacred in India...
There are many entirely-valid ways to write out the sound of laughter including endless variations of "heehee," "heh-heh," "hahaha," and more, but I believe "hehehe" is just incorrect.
Deck PCs combine the worst of both worlds, they are too cumbersome to be a proper handheld, and too underpowered to compete with desktop PCs.
I can't stand cantaloupe. It's simply too rich and sweet for me, even the smell alone makes me gag.
Pancakes are fragile narcissists. You need a WHOLE FUCKING INTERNATIONAL HOUSE TO SLAKE YOUR EGO, YOU THIRSTY, PATHETIC BREAKFAST FOOD!!
You're nothing, nothing, compared to the waffle!
Caramel is the soft kind that usually has butter in it and carmel is the hard kind of only melted sugar. I will instantly correct anyone who uses them wrong.
Why say normalcy when you have a perfectly good normality right there?
In order to get a correct hit from a bong, the chamber must be small, filtration heavily limited, and the water should be slightly warmer than body temperature.
These guys rocking three filtration chambers on a bong that's bigger than a tower speaker are wasting their life and their money, and getting a very poor experience relative to what's possible.
Green olives for snacking, ~~blue~~ black olives for cooking. The other way around should be a crime.
If a state isn't at least partly in Central Time, it can't be in the Midwest.
Obviously not all states in Central Time are in the Midwest, either, that's just the lowest bar.
There is an epidemic of people mixing up the usage of the words “is” and “are”. Use “are” as the general catchall word.
For third person singular subjects use “is”.
There is a game. There are games.
Uncountable things use “is”.
There is the forest. There are the trees.
Are there people? Is there a person.
Are we there yet. Is our destination close?
If the subject uses a definite number use “are”.
The team is going to the game.
The fourteen players are going to the game.
my gut reaction was that this is probably something to do with AAVE but I cannot for the life of me think of an example I've actually heard someone say, and I was living in the rural south for a couple years where the average education is... less than ideal...
maybe it's an ESL issue mainly? I'm almost certain I'm messing up the Spanish equivalents rn stumbling my way through a Spanish speaking country rn 😭
can you think of any specific examples of someone making this mistake? I'll give you a dollar if you find one in this comment of mine (I'm not proofreading it :3 )