a disease which has no cure
Thrill-seeking recklessness.
a disease which has no cure
Thrill-seeking recklessness.
Growing up in a rural area, my school taught us that farmers were basically god.
Another person mentions Gerry Anderson-related topic
Slowly begins raising the cymbals
Whenever anyone suggests playing Monopoly I always insist on following the rules as written. (Auctions, no money on Free Parking, building evenly across properties, when there's no more houses left in the bank no one can build houses, etc.) The game goes a little faster that way... because everyone eventually agrees to quit and play something else.
There's a conversion chart for that in Rifts.
Wow, Moses Malone signed your bible? That's awesome!
Okey-dokey.
FWIW the suffix -poda means "feet." So the panda family's name literally translates as "cat-like-feet"! 🐱 🦶
The prefix ailuro- does mean cat, in much the same way that the word "felis" means cat.
But I'm not enough of a pedant to try to argue the point though -- in our crazy, anything goes modern world, people use whole words in place of prefixes all the time, and that's okay: languages change! Just like ailuro- used to be Greek, and then got pulled into Latin! 😆
Thank you! I'm a big fan of Grant Snider's work, and I'm happy to share it with others :)