forum Murphy's Revelations About Everyday Life (AKA Random Trivia Thread)
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The closest relative to the elephant is the hyrax which looks like this.

@kingnocedas group

i'm welsh and i don't know how to say it 😔💔✌🏿

oof I have a Scottish friend who can say it and I'm just like…how??

ejdbsjfnam i can only say the first bit

@spacebluelily language

i'm welsh and i don't know how to say it 😔💔✌🏿

oof I have a Scottish friend who can say it and I'm just like…how??

ejdbsjfnam i can only say the first bit

i can't even say it– lmao

@murphysgirl

This isn't so much of a fact as a thought. But I was thinking - in today's somewhat fractured world of gender, with pronouns and such being questioned - well, some of those nonbinary people and such are going to become teachers. But I don't suppose we would call them by "Mr." or "Ms.", so we're going to have to invent a new sort of… formal title for them, if one hasn't been invented already.

@Space group

We were taught as kids to not get in strangers cars or meet strangers from the Internet, and now we literally summon strangers from the Internet and get in their cars.

@Space group

Most people can eat the same breakfast weeks in a row, without complaining about it. But the same dinner for weeks, just seems ridiculously insane

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German and English used to be incredibly similar but then the French hijacked English and now nothing is pronounced how its spelled.

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Words like enough and tough are said with a f sound because guess which language has a silent gh?
Its something I care about a little too much. because of a spelling bee I lost a long time ago

@spacebluelily language

We were taught as kids to not get in strangers cars or meet strangers from the Internet, and now we literally summon strangers from the Internet and get in their cars.

We as a society, obviously failed both things.

@murphysgirl

Speaking of etymology and female anatomy, the word vanilla comes from the Latin vagina, literally 'sheath'.

@Althalosian-is-the-father book

This isn't so much of a fact as a thought. But I was thinking - in today's somewhat fractured world of gender, with pronouns and such being questioned - well, some of those nonbinary people and such are going to become teachers. But I don't suppose we would call them by "Mr." or "Ms.", so we're going to have to invent a new sort of… formal title for them, if one hasn't been invented already.

Mz

@murphysgirl

This isn't so much of a fact as a thought. But I was thinking - in today's somewhat fractured world of gender, with pronouns and such being questioned - well, some of those nonbinary people and such are going to become teachers. But I don't suppose we would call them by "Mr." or "Ms.", so we're going to have to invent a new sort of… formal title for them, if one hasn't been invented already.

Mz

Would that be pronounced "Mizz" or "M(ə)zz"?

@Althalosian-is-the-father book

This isn't so much of a fact as a thought. But I was thinking - in today's somewhat fractured world of gender, with pronouns and such being questioned - well, some of those nonbinary people and such are going to become teachers. But I don't suppose we would call them by "Mr." or "Ms.", so we're going to have to invent a new sort of… formal title for them, if one hasn't been invented already.

Mz

Would that be pronounced "Mizz" or "M(ə)zz"?

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