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Leanne Reilly • upvoted an item 2 months ago

40 Slightly Disturbing And Funny Pics Of Food Posted By "Totally Gourmet"

Please change the title of this. This is not what OCD is. At all. OCD is constant intrusive thoughts and compulsions all day long that you can’t control. OCD is not about being neat, or organized, or a perfectionist. It is constant torture all day. I understand that you did not mean to be offensive but please change the title.

Leanne Reilly • upvoted 3 items 3 months ago

30 Stories Of Students Being The Most Precious Beings On The Face Of The Earth Shared By Teachers Of Twitter

this deserves more likes

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30 Stories Of Students Being The Most Precious Beings On The Face Of The Earth Shared By Teachers Of Twitter

this deserves more likes

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24 Times Pets Unintentionally Sent Their Owners Into Panic Mode

Oh, s**t! That mummified creature is huge. Is it a type of beetle? Or is it one of those prankster toys? Whatever it is, drop it, drop it!

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Leanne Reilly • commented on 4 posts 4 months ago

40 Of The Most Ridiculous 'Scientific' Diagrams You'll See That Beg The Question ‘What Were They Thinking?'

The one in the right is Irish

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Leanne Reilly • upvoted 6 items 4 months ago

30 Non-English Speakers Share What English Words They Use Every Day

When I lived in Alaska I asked a native Tlinget speaker what their word for "please" was. He didn't know then came back and said they don't have one because in native culture everything you do for someone else is going to be naturally reciprocated, so no need for Please and Thank you.

30 Non-English Speakers Share What English Words They Use Every Day

hmmm...wonder how that became popular?

30 Non-English Speakers Share What English Words They Use Every Day

hmmm...wonder how that became popular?

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There's no real word for yes or no in Irish. Some use "ta" or "sea" (those are missing fadas) but those translate closer to "it is" So if you go to a Gaeltacht area you will hear native Irish speakers chatting in Irish to one another but saying "ya" or "yes" every few seconds because it's a useful word and how the hell did we not have a work for it for so long