Yes, I have literally stolen the word “beaucoup” from you. ;-)

It’s a loanword.

How old does a word have to be to satisfy you?

“Beaucoup” is like 800 years old. Shitty spelling isn’t a neologism.

…never?

ETA can mean “edited to add”

Different but good.

It’s a little sweet for my taste.

So you’re in the 55% then. I was too until I read the other comments. I recognized it as Zubat but didn’t know the details of the attack.

Also how much you interact with them on the more recent encounter.

More time spent together gives more time to tickle those “wait, you seem familiar…” vibes in the back of your mind.

For me that list is pretty short and I am unlikely to actually be in a situation to sit back and enjoy.

Ah yes if we just keep using a new synonym every time, that means we have to start all legal arguments from scratch.

Not necessarily, it could be the old JAR format which was supposed to be a successor to ARJ.

1. If that’s so, then that’s not what you said. You said “plants keep evolving into trees”. While it’s true that we give the name “trees” to a variety of plants with different genetics, all of them share a common ancestor: otherwise they wouldn’t be plants but something else.

There’s a single origin for everything. It doesn’t matter how many times the descendants of that common ancestor have diverged and reconverged.

Nah, that was the fascists prior to trump.

The problem is not lack of training. This isn’t a “whoopsie-poopsie”. They’re doing it on purpose and if someone looks brown enough they get kidnapped. With luck they get released later.

Unfortunately that doesn’t really help, because it’s too likely that the post text will be missed. Might be one of the few cases where extra text in the template would be better.

Need to find a way to make sure that either people know up front that it’s a reversal, or read it once, then learn the context and go back and read it again. In this case the latter just trips people up without any rethinking of the situation.

I’m afraid the “joke” just doesn’t work well.

It’s not obvious without the post title.

A refreshing turnabout, but not clear/obvious.

Bye Felicia

Is it common to use those outside in Brazil?

the UA

… Ukraine? Normally you’re not supposed to use “the” when referring to it these days.

And while I’m sure rail is an important element of the development of modern Ukraine, I don’t think its the most significant example.

Amateur hour(s)