For the umpteenth time you made my day, mate. What a legend you are.
Hoping you didn't get any coffee in the key boardFor the umpteenth time you made my day, mate. What a legend you are.
English plurals are so complicated.
They are some what annoying but mostly entertaining.. A business of collective nouns.English plurals are so complicated.
There's a book! Indeed, there are probably several -- although I guess I don't know the collective term for a number of books, come to think of it.They are some what annoying but mostly entertaining.. A business of collective nouns.
Here is a nice video on them:
And here is a list from that video:
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Agree. Many "modern" things don't have a proper collective name.It's fun to make up one's own collective names.
Here's one that just popped into my mind, e.g.,
a miasma of hypochondriacs
Good. Very good.PS. How about a malady of hypochondriacs.
Too funny... I usually don't go for this kinda humor... but it is what it is and it's fun!PS. How about a malady of hypochondriacs.
Ha! A miasma of Mazda Miatas. That is very good.Good. Very good.
I'll revise mine (because I like the word): how about a miasma of Mazdas? Too much of a stretch?
… and alliterative to boot.Ha! A miasma of Mazda Miatas. That is very good.
For the Millennials, the GenZ-ers, etc.: The little boy's name was Calvin.
I saw Sheryl Crow on a rerun of a game show the other day and the two regular people she was teamed up with were saying how they were nerds. Sheryl said "No way! I'm a nerd too!" they said "Really?" and she said "No, I'm a super cool rock star." But she didn't say it in a mean way. I was great.
I peeked at the model in that image and frankly I prefer more curvaceous womanly fat! LoL...