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The Random, Meaningless Announcements Thread 3!
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Technology advances....
Technology advances....
I'm shocked at the development
Who ever knew that recorders could become so portable, eh.
And it's the peak that will ever be reached.
His full name is Peter Piper and that's all you should need to know.
I sort of did buy those things back then.You could buy this instead...
McDonald's really knew black jargon back in the day.
Crapulous “characterized by gross excess in drinking or eating” derives from Late Latin crāpulōsus “inclined to drunkenness,” from Latin crāpula “drunkenness,” either derived from or related to Ancient Greek kraipálē “drunkenness, hangover.” A common misconception is that crapulous is connected to a certain word for “excrement,” but the resemblance between these two words is a happy coincidence. While crapulous has a clear history, the more colorful term crap is in fact of uncertain origin—perhaps from Middle Dutch krappe “something cut off or separated,” perhaps via Old French from a Frankish cognate of English scrape, perhaps from Medieval Latin crappa “chaff,” or perhaps related to English crop. Crapulous was first recorded in English in the 1530s.
McDonald's really knew black jargon back in the day.
Today I learnt that McDonalds has at least one redeeming feature. No tipping.
So you appreciated the tip about no tipping.
I'll have to think about that.