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How to Turn Anything Into an Insult

Wow, this really works! This thread demonstrates how English has a feature that lets you turn anything into a good insult. You can also us…

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Start Using Clear Language on Slavery

Absurdistwords tweeted this powerful thread about how we need to start using clear language when we talk about slavery because words matter. There’s been so…

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How Fairy Tales Start In All Different Languages

@NomeDaBarbarian tweeted this really interesting thread of the ways fairy tales and stories start in different languages. It’s not always just “Once upon a time…”…

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Story About a Dungeons & Dragons Player Who Stuttered

This is a wonderfully wholesome story told by a DM for Dungeons & Dragons about a player who had a really bad stutter. They found…

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Latin Phrases to Use as Incantations

Here is a really great, extensive list of Latin phrases to use as incantations. The phrases both sound awesome and have badass meanings. Latin is…

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What Office Email Phrases Actually Mean

LOL! Next time you get an email in the office pay close attention to the phrases used because this is what they actually mean. That’s…

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English Is Crazy – Can You Pronounce All These Words?

English is crazy, everyone who speaks it knows that. So apparently if you can pronounce every word in this crazy ass poem correctly then you…

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Transgender Terminology Guide

Today is Transgender Day of Visibility so we wanted to share this helpful guide to transgender terminology by Schuyler Bailar. We applaud anyone who wants…

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Vampire Who Mixes Up Lingo from Different Eras

LOL! probablyvampirerpgideas started this awesome thread about a vampire character who’s lived through many eras and is constantly mixing up grammatical habits and lingo from…

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