The YouTubers NerdCubed and Real Civil Engineer, both British AFAIK, both say (or at least said) it that way.

Maybe tell them about the digestive benefits.

https://youtu.be/1EBfxjSFAxQ

Terry Pratchett once said “I wouldn’t want to be friends with someone who has enough room for all their books.”

Why is that not ASA? Or even ASSA.

I bet I can guess how you felt about Conker’s Bad Fur Day.

edit: Formatting.

Also not with that altitude.

I miss Whose Line.

We are all the cardiac system of Theseus on this glorious day.

Unless you take NSAIDs.

Fair enough. My email signature used to include a sentence that included words like “bloody” and “slaughter” since gmail didn’t advertise alongside notifications of a tragedy. I doubt they’re so conscientious these days, though.

They deliver it at superluminal speeds and the speed keeps everything together.

What are the words to exclude?

While the precise words were different, I otherwise had this exact exchange with Gemini.

You brought back an old, old memory of reading a Dave Barry novel about computers. In it, he describes going to a Microsoft convention in which they introduced, IIRC, Windows 95; while describing the taskbar, they apparently touted “no more alt+tab!”

Until I read your comment, I thought it was just a strong wind.

Does it necessarily need to be the tools of your specific job? You might not use the deep fryer in the execution of your personal duties, but it is at your job and, I imagine, could have an impact if you could get your opponent to it. (Perhaps even combining it with your previously mentioned strategy.)

My kid has always loved dinosaurs. One thing that always made me smile was that when they could barely enunciate anything, they would still say “pachycephalosaurus” perfectly every time.

That’s how I would have interpreted it, as well, but I’ve seen it used in situations where that didn’t seem fitting so I asked.