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minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish34•1 day agoThe semantics of this title makes my brain itch
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish3•15 hours agoI like that it kinda implies that animals are spontaneously becoming crab often enough to be a problem.
minus-square@DokPsylinkEnglish3•13 hours agoI mean, when you start categorizing things by phylogenetics instead of phenetics, you realize that certain body plans happen a lot more than expected.
minus-square@ooliOPlinkEnglish12•edit-224 hours agoOk, when we’re at 100 comments about the tittle, I will finally edit it
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish9•1 day agolol throw a colon after TIL and it’s good enough.
minus-square@Viking_HippielinkEnglish9•21 hours ago lol throw a colon I did, and now I’m no longer licensed to perform surgery!
The semantics of this title makes my brain itch
I like that it kinda implies that animals are spontaneously becoming crab often enough to be a problem.
I mean, when you start categorizing things by phylogenetics instead of phenetics, you realize that certain body plans happen a lot more than expected.
Ok, when we’re at 100 comments about the ti
ttle, I will finally edit itTitillating
lol throw a colon after TIL and it’s good enough.
I did, and now I’m no longer licensed to perform surgery!
sound like a plan
The title , yo
Still hurts
Be careful what you ask for on Lemmy… :-P
Drill a small hole and you can scratch it