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Hell yeah, nothing feels better than watching a video of a terrorist get blown up, school shooter getting lit up or a pedophile getting shot by a Mom. It's all karmic justice.

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Sorry I’m a half hole kind of guy

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In France we used to have a yearly dictation competition on prime time television - “the golden dictionaries”. You could tag along at home to see how you compared with the best.

Afterwards, Members of the very serious French academy would explain the obscure grammar rules that had to be followed to get the right answer.

Almost nobody got 100%. Riveting stuff!

Holy Moly

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Please don’t bury anyone half way. If you only bury half way your going to stink up the grave yard.

I think you wandered into the wrong sub... Although this could be a shower thought itself.

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Need someone to fill my hole asap

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It's still a hole even if it's 3 feet. Maybe it's not the complete hole you asked to be dug, but still a hole.

Sounds like something the appendix would say.

and that chicken up in the freezer is still wondering how the hell do i deserve this

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If my buddy and I go dig a hole in the backyard we’ve each dig half a hole

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bust one in the shower

I mean, navy (color) seems to mean extremely dark, and black is the darkest possible color (000, 000, 000), so I’d guess you see my point.

That is very interesting!

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Yeah, I don't even know what gender spelling is...

But isn't that a German compound word (since noun clusters aren't a thing in German)?

Like, even if a native German speaker had never heard that compound word, they'd still understand it because it's just a combination of other words?

And also, aren't they made up a lot of the time and thus won't necessarily be found in the dictionary?

I mean... can German compound words be misinterpreted or "put together" incorrectly? And does it happen very often? Almost like... it's expected?

English isn't a phonetic language, it's just all over the place... A grown ass native speaker of English will screw up spelling stuff all the time and it's kinda just normal... normal to keep effing up our own language.