How is charcoal gray? Thats the ash

Haha, yes! I thought American kids were stupid, turns out it's the language

Funfact: the more research we do, the more we learn about how the brain and heart are constantly working together (also called heart intelligence) by constantly sending incentives to each other. The heart has even a bigger EM field than the brain does.

It’s a counter-thought to the overused “your stomach thinks all potatoes are mashed”

There's a shadow hanging over me, oh yesterhole came suddenly

no

at least not in most of them

Sounds match to letters almost perfectly so it's just not a problem.

> I think English spelling is reasonable most of the time

You sure about that? Every word is pronounced and spelled differently, letters don't match sounds 1:1 as they are supposed to, unlike in most other languages

Thank for for giving me some rational for hating it. I always hated FSU so as a kid it was fuck maroon that’s for criminoles

Navy Blue is called such, not because of its darkness, but because that was the shade of blue used by the British Royal Navy uniforms. The "Navy" refers to its use by that branch of the military.

If the army used a similarly dark red, then you could argue it's "Navy Red" but instead they wore a brighter scarlet.

So I would argue that bright red is the real "Navy Red".

I bet I could find a large number of drill sergeants that would vocally disagree with you.

... do they really not have spelling competitions in other languages

non native english speakers often end up having a much larger vocabulary and much better at writing papers.

because we learn our english from our parents and other people and how they talk, what words they use.

most non natives learn their english from teachers and books and more "official" english. our parents english isn't college paper english, nor are they dictionaries.

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If I dig it out all the way I might find what I have been needing and that scares the shit outta me

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Why would it ? You're brain is up stairs not in you're stomach

You can dig half of the hole but not half a hole.

Reminds me of the dichotomy paradox, but that's not related.

Or it would've deliberately deceived the brain so as to not awaken suspicion.

Looks like you discovered half a husband

There is even disagreement on how many sounds are made by the five vowels. Some claim twenty.

It is but there's a decent chunk of money attached and it's a national competition which is broadcast nationally.

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Sure you can.

I asked my husband to remove a half dead bush from our front lawn. Out he went with a shovel and dug around it for five minutes before sticking the shovel in the ground and leaving it. He came in complaining about the roots being deep and went and napped.

That was two days ago and there is still half a hole next to that bush.

Wait, I don't get it!