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[Enemy post]

I'll look forward to living in the post-etymology paradise.

There's no place like utopia.

[Kagus]

Etymologists are weird.

I don't even like bugs.

[wierd]

No no, thats entomologist, not etymologist

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[Kagus]

No no, thats entomologist, not etymologist

.

Oh yeah? Says who?

[Eschar]

People who confuse "etymologist" with "entomologist" bug me in ways I can't put into words.

[TD1]

No no, thats entomologist, not etymologist

.

Oh yeah? Says who?

"Says...."
*Flips through notepad*
"Yep, number three on our hit list."

[Yoink]

Listening to my 'Discover Weekly' playlist on Spotify and it's very weird, as you'd expect. Perhaps slightly weirder than average, but not unusually so - starting off strong with some funk, then a shitty folk song, then bouncing across genres from heavy psych to golden oldies to shitty noise rock to country to old school heavy metal and then, out of freakin' nowhere, comes a few bursts of tinny gunfire followed by a folk ballad from The Irish Brigade, with the charming title of "My Little Armalite".   

I don't even know how Irish folk wound up on my playlist, let alone a bloodthirsty little ditty like that, haha. I guess I might have listened to, like, a single track of celtic folk on one of my Spotify trawls? Or maybe, since my Spotify account is linked to Facebook, they know I dig Karan Casey? Either one of those is a far cry from this sort of thing, though.   

...Annnnd now I'm tapping my foot to the lyrics "a comrade on me left side, another one on me right, a clip of ammunition for me little Armalite". Wtf are you doing to me, Spotify? At least it's better than the fucking RAtM song that somehow wound up in the same playlist. Since when do I listen to shitty rap-rock? Go home Spottas, yer drunk.   
Trust the Irish to pen such a cheerful, whimsical tune about a grim topic like the Troubles. Though I guess that's a pretty long-standing tradition, huh.   

[ChairmanPoo]

The great Gaels of Ireland are the men that God made mad,
For all their wars are merry, and all their songs are sad.

[George_Chickens]

Listening to my 'Discover Weekly' playlist on Spotify and it's very weird, as you'd expect. Perhaps slightly weirder than average, but not unusually so - starting off strong with some funk, then a shitty folk song, then bouncing across genres from heavy psych to golden oldies to shitty noise rock to country to old school heavy metal and then, out of freakin' nowhere, comes a few bursts of tinny gunfire followed by a folk ballad from The Irish Brigade, with the charming title of "My Little Armalite".   

I don't even know how Irish folk wound up on my playlist, let alone a bloodthirsty little ditty like that, haha. I guess I might have listened to, like, a single track of celtic folk on one of my Spotify trawls? Or maybe, since my Spotify account is linked to Facebook, they know I dig Karan Casey? Either one of those is a far cry from this sort of thing, though.   

...Annnnd now I'm tapping my foot to the lyrics "a comrade on me left side, another one on me right, a clip of ammunition for me little Armalite". Wtf are you doing to me, Spotify? At least it's better than the fucking RAtM song that somehow wound up in the same playlist. Since when do I listen to shitty rap-rock? Go home Spottas, yer drunk.   
Trust the Irish to pen such a cheerful, whimsical tune about a grim topic like the Troubles. Though I guess that's a pretty long-standing tradition, huh.   

Troubles Ballads are a fantastic undiscovered genre. I have many songs to suggest:
Come Out Ye Black and Tans
Men Behind the Wire
A Nation Once Again
Go On Home British Soldiers
Bhoys of the Old Brigade
The Teddy Bear's Head
INLA Freedom Fighters
Official IRA Song (formally untitled)
The Foggy Dew
Seán South of Garryowen
The Rising of the Moon
God Save Ireland

[TD1]

Ehhhhhh I could never get into them
Considering they're all, you know
Anti-me.

[Akura]

Today really should have been a day where my job just didn't even try to be open. About a third of our production team(including me) and maybe three or four people of the operations team even made it in. I ended up doing two jobs at once, and would have had to do three if that person hadn't eventually showed up. Maybe a dozen or so customers in total today. Snow days suck when you have a job to do.

[LordBaal]

Ohh the blessing of living in a place with only two stations... dry hell and humid hell.

[Loud Whispers]

Ehhhhhh I could never get into them
Considering they're all, you know
Anti-me.

Yeah but self loathing in melody, tragedy or comedy is a national pasttime for anyone who only gets 3 hours of sunlight in winter time

[hector13]

Ohh the blessing of living in a place with only two stations... dry hell and humid hell.

Dry hell please.

Well... around 40% humidity hell.

[Frumple]

Yeah, if I have to choose humidity is way, way worse. Florida can go right to hell, godsdamned swamp.