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samus12345,
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Me at my first rodeo:

This ai my first rodeo

samus12345,
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*dissociative identity disorder

samus12345,
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Yes, but the name was changed for a reason almost 30 years ago. Even though it’s just a silly comic, a person suffering from the disorder especially should be using the correct term.

samus12345,
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For people whose childhood didn’t have an internet, it makes sense. Many are more comfortable getting information the way they used to. Even though I grew up in the 80s, I prefer to avoid having to interact with people when possible, so being able to use the internet for information was a godsend.

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“Faux” as in he’s an artificial lifeform, not as in he’s not a real father.

samus12345,
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This is how we would talk if English were more like German. Why invent new words when we can just combine old ones? Glove = hand shoe, turtle = shield toad, raccoon = wash bear, etc.

samus12345,
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Yeah, pretty much, they just mash a bunch of words together.

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One interesting one is porcupine = spine pig. The English word means the same thing, but latin-based stead of germanic.

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I wish you would step back from that ledge, my friend

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