English Language & Usage: Multi-Layered Discourse Room

Mazura

00:07

I've thrown these at ya'll before; been wondering if anyone cares. Who can protect and when do they decide to?

tchrist

Only site mods can protect till 24 hours have passed. After that most of us in here can.

It's a 15k priv.

But Community can and will protect early under various complex circumstances.

Andrew Leach

00:23

Protecting wouldn't have stopped any of the existing answers. But it's now on The List, so it probably is prudent (and done).

And so to bed.

tchrist

Thanks and good night!

Cerberus

Bye!

Robusto

00:59

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Q: Articles !use of it before noun or adv

When to use articles means always I get confuse to use it before noun or adjective ?

¿Es una pregunta aquí?

sumelic

04:39

@MετάEd "How," perhaps?

Or maybe "why." confusingly, both of these words seem to have been instrumental case versions of the interrogative pronoun at different stages in history.

But since you asked about words that were in instrumental case in OE, "why" seems to fit better.

RegDwigнt

10:20

@Cerberus for a free epigenetic activation, just visit the nearest epicerie.

Justyna Nogala

11:28

Incorrect use of prepositions, what kind of mistake is that?

RegDwigнt

Er, you will have to define "incorrect use". In the process answering your own question.

Incorrectly spelled? Incorrectly placed? Incorrectly collocated? Incorrect meaning?

Justyna Nogala

it means exactly what it says -_-

to use incorrectly.

all of them

in work instead of at work

and such

btw how to use typing tools in here?

RegDwigнt

11:58

If it means all kinds of them, then the question "what kind" makes no sense.in the first place.

At any rate, as I said, you now have answered your question yourself.

What kind of mistake is that? All kinds of mistake.

"In work" is wrong grammatically and semantically, and possibly orthographically as well, as for all we know they misspelled "on work", which is actually much more likely if they're a native speaker of, say, German or Russian.

Or Polish, for that matter. Na pracę, no?

tchrist

12:14

Apparently it doesn't split up like that. Testis originally meant 'witness', and etymologically the te- part comes from an older tri-, a combining form of the word for 'three', and -stis is derived from the Indo-European root *stā- meaning 'stand.' (I have no idea how "three" got involved here, btw) — John Lawler 11 hours ago

Definitely the dog's bollocks.

David Mulder

Hi guys,
Bit of a (really) weird question, was working on a small craft project and have to write the last sentence with stickers... however I only have a limited number of each letter and I miss two T's to write the original sentence I wanted, any ideas how I could change the following sentences to use two less t's: *and simply the best at being you. Never forget that.*. Taking out 'the' in front of 'best' is definitely an option, but I am stuck on how to take out a second t~ (and yes, I know it's a bit weird to ask here, but ach, been stuck on this for 2 days now)

RegDwigнt

12:59

Never forget = always remember. One less T.

But frankly there's little reason for that last sentence to even be there in the first place. It's kinda condescending.

Scrap it and you've got yourself a whopping 3 spare Ts.

michael_timofeev

Reg, how is it possible to contact you for a quick chat?

David Mulder

@RegDwigнt Oh wow, so obvious and I didn't think of that (was looking through synonyms of every word in the sentence nearly, but it didn't occur to me to just turn it around) Thanks!

Cerberus

13:28

@DavidMulder Funny problem!

Are you the David who also posts stuff on Tweakers, by the way?

David Mulder

@Cerberus Oh lol, yeah I am xD

Cerberus

@DavidMulder Welkom.

David Mulder

@Cerberus Should I recognize your username on Tweakers as well? O:)

And thanks xD

Cerberus

13:44

@DavidMulder Well, it is the same as here.

With the same icon.

But perhaps you post more there.

Which makes you more recognizable.

David Mulder

@Cerberus Oh wait a second, yeah, you pointed a grammar mistake out in one of my posts once :P :P

Cerberus

Haha yes!

I have just found it:

tweakers.net/gallery/269918

You're on my profile page.

David Mulder

I thought I just recognized you from here, as I see your name pop up here all the time xD

Cerberus

Oh hehe.

I didn't know you were active here!

We're everywhere.

Infiltrating the Internet from Amsterdam.

Preparing for day zero.

David Mulder

Oh oops, should update my profile xD Working for a different company from Amsterdam now, but living near Brussels xD

Cerberus

13:50

How exotic.

SmokeDetector

14:12

[ SmokeDetector ] Email in answer: Verbs like "go" and "come" which can be followed by another verb directly? by Loveth Soumah on english.stackexchange.com

Robusto

14:55

@Cerberus Day Zero is long past. Can't you keep up? If there are any days at all, and we are in one and it's not the first one, then day zero has to have come and gone, because obviously for days that exist Day Zero must be the first, since you can't have negative days. QED

Well, maybe you can have negative days. When I feel one of those coming on I just get high. Problem solved.

You could get high too, what with living in Amsterdam and all.

RegDwigнt

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Q: Onomasticssssss

Onomastic (or, conventional alternative) term for given names consisting of the names of famous people, e.g.: "Winfield Scott" Hancock; "George Washington" Roebling, etc.?

single-word-requests

Wat.

Robusto

I just noticed that.

And then it was gone.

RegDwigнt

I knew you would say that.

Robusto

The system works.

RegDwigнt

Oct 27 at 12:03, by RegDwigнt

Or as Matron Mama Morton once succinclty put it, "the system works, the system called reciprocity".

Robusto

15:02

You might have given me time to work my way through the pluralizers at the end of the title before closing it.

RegDwigнt

Mind you, I have no time for thisssssss today.

Robusto

I was only on my fourth or fifth s when the hammer came down.

RegDwigнt

Working on a giant HTMLLLLLLLL table.

Robusto

Why a table?

RegDwigнt

Why not?

Robusto

15:02

Why not an HTMLLLLLLLLL chair?

Mitch

@Cerberus You linked to it at some point a while ago. But I don't think it correlates with GDP. Where are the japanese heavy metal bands?

RegDwigнt

@Robusto I am a mesanthrope, not a sedanthrope.

Robusto

room topic changed to English Language & Usage: The Incomprehensible Roommmmmmmmm [gratuitous-pluralizers] [member-since-today] [plugs-of-all-sizes] [we-asombrate-with-your]

Mitch

@tchrist only from that one dude.

Robusto

@RegDwigнt No es tan sencillo.

RegDwigнt

15:04

Haha your rong. Them possessive's not pluralizer's. Idiot's.

Robusto

Thanks for explaining why this roommmmmmmmm is incomprehensible.

Mitch

@AndrewLeach I've been working on my idiot badge for so long. And I didn't know I was working on the ignoramus part too.

RegDwigнt

I never did any such thing. Or any other thing.

And I do not plan on doing things in the future.

Robusto

Also, you can't really prove that m is not now nor has never been a pluralizing consonant in some languages.

RegDwigнt

I can.

But I do not plan on doing it.

Mitch

15:06

He can but he'd be wrong

semitic

Robusto

no ur rong

RegDwigнt

See, I 'd be wrong. But you 're wrong.

Mitch

haredimmmmmm

mujihadeennnnnn

Robusto

See! See! Hebrew to the rescue, again!

Mitch

But not Hebrews to the rescue. Most boring book of all.

RegDwigнt

15:07

Reminds me of that conversation we had the other month on the main site about how common triple Es are in English.

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A: Does "overseee" mean "one who is being overseen by the overseer"?

No, it does not. Though it is not an explicit rule, there is a very strong convention against triple letter words in English. In fact, there are only about twenty such words (eg. See this stub). The word you're looking for is "overseen". Eg, the overseee is the overseen.

The convention can't be all that strong, or really a convention at all, if I can spend a whole life on this planet without ever so much as hearing about it. Are you sure it exists? You yourself have provided examples to the contrary. I am most very confused right now. — RegDwigнt ♦ Oct 20 at 10:34

Mitch

as common as triple fff's

Robusto

New business-meeting badge:

HELLO MY NAME IS
Ozymandias, king of kings
Look on my works, ye mighty
and despair.

RegDwigнt

@RegDwigнt - It is worth noting that all of the examples are either onomatopoeia, proper names, or suffixed words (and only 3 distinct variations of those). English does not like triple letters. (In part I suspect that this is purely practical -- triple letters (especially with, eg, "eee") are hard to accurately read and transcribe. — Hot Licks Oct 20 at 12:23

@HotLicks you say that like there's a wealth of languages out there that do like triple letters. Care to name a hundred or so? Because otherwise that's a rather pointless thing to say, innit. Russian has more words than English but exactly one with three consecutive Еs: длинношеее. Clearly, by comparison, English is clinically obsessed with trippling its Es. — RegDwigнt ♦ Oct 20 at 12:37

Robusto

Damn, I almost wish I was still working. I would attend one of those meetings and use that.

RegDwigнt

HELLO MY NAME IS FELINA

user174558

15:09

@RegDwigнt Russian has more words than English?

RegDwigнt

Russian has more words than your mom.

Mitch

@Robusto full of sound and fury signifying gastrointestinal distress.

hm...the meter actually works.

Robusto

On the plus side, lone and level sands are a great place to be if you have GI distress.

The Sahara is the world's largest ~~cat~~ litter box.

user174558

If you have distress, you must destress.

Mitch

@Jasper I tried counting once. I got up to elevenses and... arghh... again!

user174558

15:11

@Mitch Alice's right foot is swollen. She is seeing the doctor now. I hope she does not need to be warded.

Robusto

You can't ever get to eleventy-twelve because it would change to twelvety before your eyes, just like ninety-ten becomes one hundred in decimal.

RegDwigнt

Russian has roughly the same number of words as English, and then it has 9 cases for all the nouns, and 2 forms of every verb, and 3 genders of every adjective and participle, and even simple past is inflected by gender. Oh, and it has singular, plural and a third thing in-between.

And you're wondering it has more words?

It does not have articles. That's about as much as it will grant you.

Mitch

@RegDwigнt I want to put 'Felicia' as my name, so when I leave and everyone says 'Bye, Felicia' they'll feel like a jerk for saying so.

Robusto

@RegDwigнt Is it any wonder I gave up on glimpses of Catholic girl side-boob just to get away from trying to learn Russian?

RegDwigнt

@Robusto Vodka.

I mean yes.

Mitch

15:13

@Jasper Did she sprain it?

RegDwigнt

I mean no.

I mean vodka.

Mitch

Also, who is Alice?

RegDwigнt

Alice is the fuck.

Robusto

I thought vodka meant "let's fight."

RegDwigнt

Vodka.

I mean yes.

I mean no.

I mean vodka.

Robusto

15:14

Is it true Russian has more words for vodka than Eskimos have for snow?

Mitch

@Robusto looks at 100 No It's still 'quatre-vingt vingt'

Robusto

@Mitch French doesn't count.

RegDwigнt

But I must go back to my HTMLLLLLLL.

user174558

@Mitch Well, from years of strain the bone around the big toe is jutting out, but this is pretty harmless. Only recently was there swelling which did not subside, even after two weeks. She is seeing the orthopaedic end of the month, but now they are trying to figure out what the swelling is about, even after two courses of antibiotics. Hope it's not serious, awaiting blood test results at hospital.

Robusto

@RegDwigнt You're crafting this bruiser by hand, are you?

RegDwigнt

15:15

@Robusto it sure has more brands of vodka. It also has more brands of eskimos, for that matter.

Mitch

@Robusto Most of the sahara is barren rock or pebbles, not the nice sandy oceanless beaches of our romantic holiday dreams.

RegDwigнt

@Robusto yes. I mean vodka.

Robusto

@Mitch That's OK, my cats aren't fussy.

Mitch

The english patient crashed and died immediately because he literally landed on a brick wall.

Robusto

See, that was his mistake, right there. Moral: don't try to land your plane on a brick wall when there's an entire Sahara full of cat litter literally right next to it.

Mitch

15:16

@RegDwigнt it's also copula-drop

RegDwigнt

Goodbye yellow brick wall, where the ralphs of society fiennes.

@Mitch yes. Once you have OVER 9000 words more than all other languages combined, it's very easy to begin dropping half of them. Like all verbs in all sentences.

Robusto

I wish I didn't have to hate Ralph Fiennes for his role in the English Patient, because otherwise he's a pretty good actor. Thought he did great in In Bruges. Acted Colin Farrell off the freakin' screen, he did.

RegDwigнt

But you still have those words, mind you.

user174558

Hi @cornbreadninja麵包忍者, LOL.

RegDwigнt

The dropped copulas still exist.

And some people even know what some of them are.

cornbread ninja 麵包忍者

15:18

@Jasper singing all day / singing 'bout nothin'

RegDwigнt

@Robusto I found his rôle in In Bruges to be horribly written. So it's the other way round for me.

Mitch

@Robusto OK, cats are warm and fuzzy and huggable but the poop thing is a pain. Same for dogs but in a different way. Why can't they breed poopless anmals like they do hypoallergenic ones?

Robusto

Nah, it was fun.

They can breed poopless animals, but those don't last long.

Didn't your parents read "Everybody Poops" with you when you were little?

Mitch

@Robusto I know! and for Voldemort, he dieted so much to lose the nose. That's dedication.

cornbread ninja 麵包忍者

Jan Svankmajer's Alice.

Robusto

15:21

@cornbreadninja麵包忍者 Are you saying hats are back, as long as they show some ingenuity?

user174558

@cornbreadninja麵包忍者 Certainly she is not as pretty as you.

RegDwigнt

@Robusto it reminded me of Jess Whedon's DVD commentary on the deleted scenes from Serenity. He had a whole lot of scenes with Chiwetel Ejiofor but then tossed them all because he realized, correctly, that the more you show a villain, and the less he keeps his mouth shut, the less he will be feared.

The same thing happened with Smaug.

Mitch

@RegDwigнt I was very fond of the role of the pavement below the clock tower with it's hard hitting action.

cornbread ninja 麵包忍者

@Robusto That's exactly what I'm saying.

Robusto

@RegDwigнt Especially a villain who looks and talks like an accountant.

user174558

15:22

:25327827 Haven't they been here every year?

Robusto

@cornbreadninja麵包忍者 Damn it. I thought we were through with hats. And ingenuity.

cornbread ninja 麵包忍者

@Robusto I'm through with buzz.

Robusto

Buzz? Lightyear or Aldrin?

RegDwigнt

@Robusto So basically I was looking forward to Ralph Fiennes' appearance, but once he did, he wouldn't stop telling the audience for a freaking hour on end just how evil he was and how much he would kill everyone. And after two sentences I was like yawn dude let's go bowling.

skill patrol

@Jasper yes, I just wondered when...

Mitch

15:23

@Robusto "Everybody poops" wasn't even a twinkle in the author's eye when my kids were doing it. Wait... maybe the japanese version?

Robusto

@RegDwigнt I just enjoyed listening to his cockney mobster prose on. 'E stitched you up like a li'l gayboy, di'n 'e?

RegDwigнt

In Bruges generally was very poorly written in a whole number of respects. Which I found a bummer because the movie fucking rocks.

Robusto

Yeah. And Brendan Gleeson is always watchable.

RegDwigнt

It is one of those rare ones that have atmosphere.

cornbread ninja 麵包忍者

@Robusto coke, I imagine.

RegDwigнt

15:24

And where the city is an actor in its own right.

cornbread ninja 麵包忍者

Through With Buzz

►

RegDwigнt

And not in a bad way, like New York in New York, I love you, but in a good way, like New York in Smoke.

Robusto

Gleeson is like a whale beached on a sandbar, there's this whole drama surrounding whether he is stuck or free, and when he moves a little you get this little drama going about whether he is going to make it this time.

@cornbreadninja麵包忍者 Damn, first time I didn't immediately get one of your song drops. I blame @Reg for distracting me.

Mitch

@Robusto s/Gleeson/life

RegDwigнt

@Robusto Vodka.

I mean no.

I mean nou.

Mitch

15:26

I was going to say 'your mom'. I laughed to myself. Then I thought better of it.

RegDwigнt

I mean vodkau.

@Mitch why do you refer to your mom as "it"?

Robusto

In French, vodka is spelled vou'd'caille.

RegDwigнt

In French, your mom is spelled au jour de la madame de ta mère du bouillon parce que car ce que comme ci comme ça.

And that still does no justice to her actual size.

Mitch

@cornbreadninja麵包忍者 that reminds me. pop music was great until the early 80's. Then sucked. Has it ever gotten OK again?

Robusto

@Mitch hahaha, poop music.

Mitch

15:29

@RegDwigнt 'my mom' is too inside-baseball.

cornbread ninja 麵包忍者

@Mitch Never.

Robusto

That's a good place for her.

RegDwigнt

Anyway. HTMLLLLLLL it is.

Lators suckors.

Vodka.

Robusto

@RegDwigнt Mats. (Too lazy to look it up in Cyrliic.)

Mitch

@cornbreadninja麵包忍者 I know! But why aren't people at least trying? They're not trying.

user174558

15:30

@Mitch Alice just said the blood test is fine, they will just try to give her an earlier date to see the specialist for operation.

Mitch

One song here or there, is OK, maybe.

Robusto

@Mitch Phil Collins was trying. He was very trying.

Mitch

@Robusto Argh...yes, there was some terrible music too. OK here's another philosophy question. Since both Phil Collins and Peter Gabriel are almost identical, how come PC was terrible (unimaginative) and PG was great (still forward thinking)?

@Jasper yeah, you don't want an infection.

cornbread ninja 麵包忍者

@Mitch the Black Keys are trying, but I don't think they're strictly pop.

@Mitch because PC is a drummer?

Mitch

@cornbreadninja麵包忍者 Alicia Keys is hot, but her music is OK. I guess.

Robusto

15:33

@Mitch Because when Genesis got a divorce, Peter Gabriel's lawyer got him all the talent. Next question?

Mitch

@cornbreadninja麵包忍者 No that's not it. There was another guy that was a drummer. He was OK.

Robusto

Also, Gabriel was what was good about Genesis anyway.

RegDwigнt

@Robusto Amon Göth, now that was a great villain for Fiennes. Even though he had a lot of screen presence and dialog in that one, two.

In In Bruges, he was nowhere near Amon Göth.

Not even near your mom.

Mitch

@Robusto I find it hard to imagine how the music label's execs listened to a PC song and said, let's just fucking play this constantly

user174558

I prefer mum to mom.

skill patrol

15:35

me too

RegDwigнt

@Robusto oh is it The International Day of Common Knowledge Basic Facts And Boring Truisms yet?

Robusto

@RegDwigнt Yes, that was a chilling portrayal. I may have said this before, but he gave such a convincing portrait of a man destroyed by evil that I almost couldn't watch.

skill patrol

but not mummy or mommy

Mitch

@RegDwigнt nope. wait for it.

@Robusto Amon who? Is that another TBL reference?

@skillpatrol my brother says 'mumma'

I don't know where the hell he got that.

skill patrol

that's ok

RegDwigнt

15:36

Surprisingly enough, it's an SGK reference.

Mitch

@RegDwigнt Star Gate 1000?

RegDwigнt

Oh sorry, it's SKG.

Same shirt different ass.

Mitch

Siobhan Gaks a Krill?

Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy?

Robusto

@Mitch The concentration camp commander in Schindler's List.

RegDwigнt

@Mitch look up Katzenberg.

Mitch

15:38

@RegDwigнt That was his name in the show for real?

RegDwigнt

And not that German Katzenberg with eyebrows ripped off.

Robusto

There are two bergs in SKG. You misspelled it.

RegDwigнt

Not this one.

user174558

@RegDwigнt Is that a Barbie doll?

RegDwigнt

No, you're a Barbie doll.

In a Barbie world.

Life in plastic, it's phanfastic.

You can brush your hair, undress you everywhere.

That's Daniela Katzenberger. Not Jeffrey Katzenberg.

Mitch

15:41

@RegDwigнt interesting but that shedded no light on SKG or Amon Göûńå

Robusto

@RegDwigнt Why are today's fashionistas tomorrow's grotesques?

RegDwigнt

@Robusto yes to all three.

Mitch

@RegDwigнt Oh. But...

RegDwigнt

So anyway. (And I don't know why you keep asking as Rob straight-forward no-bs answered the question three minutes ago, but.) Amon Göth was a villain in one of SKG's franchises. And it wasn't The Little Mermaid.

Mitch

Schindler's list was a Disney movie? Things all start to make sense now.

Just like how Superman is Jewish.

RegDwigнt

15:46

No it was a Universal movie.

But Spielberg was in it.

Not quite in, but in enough.

Robusto

Hey, if Jesus was Jewish, why couldn't Superman be Jewish? Oh, wait, I guess he couldn't be circumcised, could he?

RegDwigнt

You said it man. Nobody fucks with the Jesus.

user174558

Should it be "if Jesus were Jewish"?

Robusto

No.

Do you need it explained to you why "was" is what works there?

RegDwigнt

Only your mom is large enough to justify a plural.

Jesus was quite skinny.

Mitch

15:48

RegDwigнt

From links to rechts: ass, headplode (artist's impression)?

Mitch

Superman wasn't Jesus. This I know.

Robusto

Desde la izquierda a la derecha.

RegDwigнt

@Robusto hey cut him some slack. Not everyone these days realizes that there was a time in history everyone was a Jew.

Robusto

@Mitch Jesus could beat Superman at Scrabble™, though. That is for sure.

Hebrew Scrabble™, anyway. Or Aramaic.

RegDwigнt

15:51

@Robusto in Aramaic perhaps. But not Kryptonic.

Mitch

@Robusto Arguable. But Superman couldn't actually fly, he could just jump really well. There's no evidence that Jesus was good at jumping.

user174558

Arabic and Aramaic differ only that much.

Mitch

QED

RegDwigнt

Oh jinx.

Robusto

@Mitch Wut? No evidence? Dude, the Bible says Jesus "ascended into Heaven"! I'd like to see Superman jump that high.

Mitch

15:51

Kryptonic was patterned after Hebrew. Just like Dwarvish in LotR

user174558

Some say he was not crucified.

RegDwigнt

Superman descended from teh Heaven.

I'd like to see that human-born child pull off that trick.

user174558

Sometimes, I feel I am Superman.

Robusto

I never feel you are.

RegDwigнt

I are you, bro.

Robusto

15:52

Superman would be out fighting crime, instead of in here, perpetrating it.

Mitch

@Robusto Hm... I see your point. But I don't think that was really jumping exactly. Unless ascending is to jumping as knowing is to sexing.

Robusto

@Mitch Who are we to quibble? He ascended into Heaven, man! That's like, you can't get any higher than that.

RegDwigнt

Superman couldn't even write a decent article that'd win him the Pulizter. In conclusion, superman sucks. Also, Ben Affleck.

Robusto

Also Ben Carson.

Speaking of Ben Carson, did anybody see any part of the Clown Show last night?

RegDwigнt

No.

Nobody.

Not one part.

Robusto

15:54

Good.

RegDwigнt

And who is bozo anyway? Never heard of bozo.

user174558

I think this chat is mostly Robusto and Reg talking these days. I wish more people would talk more.

Mitch

@Jasper I recently heard that there is hardly any evidence at all for Jesus. At all. That's kind of disturbing. I mean, not even evidence there was some charismatic dude with some followers that did a bunch of stuff in Palestine, and a bunch of stuff happened and then cathedrals in Europe.

user174558

@Mitch Well, maybe neither Gautama nor Jesus existed.

RegDwigнt

@Jasper I wish more people would talk less. Especially out of their buttocks.

Mitch

15:56

@Robusto I turned off the radio so as not to hear mention. "In the debate las.. click"

user174558

@Mitch You know, I think I should abandon all concepts of religion and start all over again.

user174558

I recently watched The Piano Teacher. It was full of sex.

Robusto

@Mitch I read the news this morning. Seems like the GOP is getting even crazier than anyone ever imagined they could.

Mitch

@Jasper We should all talk more. Saying what you feel is much better than holding it back in. which reminds me ... uh...gotta 'go'.

user174558

But the ending was very sad. I wished it had a good ending.

RegDwigнt

15:57

@Mitch tonight at eleven: cathedrals in Europe do not exist, either. Nor Europe, for that matter.

Mitch

@Jasper Siddhartha sems to have at least had a royal line mentioning him.

RegDwigнt

What evidence do you have of Europe's existence?

Mitch

Then again all history is just abunch of people rewriting what other people wrote. So it could all be made up.

@Jasper It was a religious experience you're saying?

user174558

Yeah, history is the most stupid subject in school.

RegDwigнt

I mean. I am sitting in Europe right now and can tell you for a fact it doesn't exist.

user174558

15:58

I am sitting in my chair now.

RegDwigнt

See. More proof that there's no Europe.

user174558

Most subjects in school are stupid. Wasted all my youth studying.

Mitch

@Robusto Why can't they just be reasonable and say what they think "Immigration is a problem. Starvation is a problem. The solution is staring us in the 'chicken' pot."

Robusto

@RegDwigнt Are you still here? That HTMLLLLLLLLL table isn't going to destroy itself, you know.

Mitch

@RegDwigнt Nice. elevenses...

RegDwigнt

15:59

@Mitch Because that'd be not Donald Trump enough.

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