How exactly did “tad bit” enter the American English lexicon?!
Tad: a little bit; a small amount; a little; slightly
Bit: a small piece or amount of something; slightly
Drives me bananas. Although people do say “freezing cold” and “boiling hot”, though, I guess technically, some things boil at very low temperatures.
Another brid.gy test. Why does it keep breaking?
I’ve discovered that they add (!) to closed captions when someone is being sarcastic. I’m going to use that online 😊
These are a symptom of some cancers, where tumours erode major blood vessels resulting in extensive and rapid blood loss that leads to death. Estimates are unreliable but more than 1 in 10 people with advanced cancer could die this way. Guidance for the management of terminal haemorrhages suggests the use of dark sheets and towels to camouflage the extent of the blood loss. That’s it.
If you live in the UK and you think you, or someone you know, would like the choice to avoid such a fate, please consider taking this survey: https://www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/M66AML/
The information above was taken from this report: https://www.dignityindying.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/DiD_Inescapable_Truth_WEB.pdf
Wait… is the Mayor of Jericho in Wednesday… Ubercorn from Go Jetters?
Heavy emphasis needed on the “-related” part but very interesting!
Today I am diving into @SteviesBrainRot – long time follower, first time listener. Recently rewatched Deep Rising, so let’s do this! https://twitter.com/SteviesBrainRot/status/1614957464830590976
Gooooo, sports team! #WhoDey
eBay: we couldn’t find anything that matches your search. Here’s some things that didn’t match, why not buy them?!
I’m most of they way through Ginger Snaps and I’ve loved it so far except… I’m pretty sure that Brigitte is wearing a terrible wig… and it’s taking me out of it a bit 😂 https://letterboxd.com/film/ginger-snaps/
