Knee-chee

Thought it was spelled “chode”

Baker Street - Foo Fighters Boys of Summer - The Ataris

I’m fine with descriptivism on theory, but it sure seems wrong in the cases where the word changes meaning due to people misunderstanding/misusing the word. That’s not a a word gaining a new meaning, it’s losing meaning.

The other one I need a replacement for is “begs the question” since so many people have misused that one too.

The concept of a party line would send a gen z person into a coma.

I have four-twenties and nineteen reasons why

Are the soup cans aluminium where you are? Here they’re steel (and plastic-lined).

Brandolini’s Law

The number of times I’ve been in a hardware store and approached by another costumer thinking I was staff because I was wearing hi viz is staggering.

I’m an ex spurt, just ask my parents

Whoa, a Shortpacked reference! Haven’t thought of that comic in quite awhile

Car go ship? No, car go road.

Dr Droste

It’s also why a solid wood beam does better in a fire than steel. Once the outside is charred it shields the inside and the beam can keep a good bit of its strength before eventually failing once the outer layers get burned through. The steel heats up quickly and goes soft long before its melting point.

it is lips

Mountain air is pretty great.

Also a big fan of the smell of allspice. I remember as a child climbing on the kitchen counter to reach the spice cabinet so I could crack that jar and get a good whiff.

I think Frieza could’ve destroyed Namek instantly if he wanted. That was a deliberate slow destruction on his part. Vegeta is plenty strong enough at this point in the story to essentially instantly destroy Earth.

We see Vegeta and Nappa standing in their open pods out in space when they destroy that bug planet on their way to Earth, so presumably they can tolerate being out in space at least for a little while too, so maybe his “plan” was too call up his pod to his position after things blew up.

Should be a Jigglypuff

Probably dehydrated from those massive tears