Um, actually, unprecedented means something that hasn’t happened before. Even if Project 2025 specified something to be done, it’s still not necessarily precedented until it’s actually done.
Yeah, but otherwise why even have the fursuit?
I agree, but also I just really like Sheevposting.
My little pet peeve is when society changed the meaning of ironic to mean joking or satirical.
Satire: noun: wit, irony, or sarcasm used to expose and discredit vice or folly.
He used the slop to destroy the slop.
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Americans call things the wrong name all the time. Some of them have even been known to refer to pizzas as pizza pies, so clearly they are not to be trusted with respect to pie identification.
I’d be pretty upset if a custard tart tasted tart, too, but that’s what it’s called.
No, that’s a tart. Sorry.
If it doesn’t come entirely encased in pastry, then it isn’t a pie, it’s a bloody casserole with a hat!
Pubs that serve “pies” and then give you slop with a square of pastry that clearly wasn’t even in contact with the slop before it hit the plate should be turned into Costa coffee shops for their crimes.
(Shepherd’s pie and cottage pie are so named for historical honorary reasons, and may continue to be so.)
Falsehoods programmers believe about names.