Everyone and their dog is an idiom—a colloquial metaphor for exaggerating how the whole world has already done what you just discovered.
Everyone and their dog is an idiom—a colloquial metaphor for exaggerating how the whole world has already done what you just discovered.
Not to reveal any secret weaknesses of mine, but water is my kryptonite. Dry ice is fine, but I really don’t like wet water.
That thing we were talking about is not really a thing in the sense of a “life threatening situation“, but you should definitely keep your commas close and your apostrophes closer. If only the AI knew how to write creatively, rather than filling out forms pseudo-randomly. Can you imagine what will happen when AI figures …
You know how E. coli and email are different things? Although they both start with an E, they are very different. Too much of one can make you sick, and the other is a strain of bacteria. Or, how a Ponzi scheme is different from a Fonzi scheme? Ayyyy! Sit on the pointy pyramid! Words …
Maybe it’s an oversight on the part of the Internet police, but I don’t think anyone is paying attention to the comments on YouTubers videos. They should be censored, but they are not. So, if you make a controversial video, it will be removed, but if you make a controversial comment on a banal video, …
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