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Laforeia ping because yes, you should join SR

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Bad news: I won’t be on NS for my birthday.
Good news: That’s because I’ll be on a camping trip!

IC-Water wrote:

Laforeia ping because yes, you should join SR

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Still thinking of land :(

Laforeia wrote:

Still thinking of land :(

Put your land in Verusa

United Republic of Birkaal wrote:

Bad news: I won’t be on NS for my birthday.
Good news: That’s because I’ll be on a camping trip!

I haven't gone camping in 7 years :(

*I give Laforeia a hug because why not?*

Why are oranges called oranges and apples not called red? 🤔

Badnation wrote:

Why are oranges called oranges and apples not called red? 🤔

Because Orange Was Named After the Fruit Not The Other Way Around, So You Should Really Be Asking Why We Don't Call Strawberries Apple.

The Teutonic Kingdom wrote:

I haven't gone camping in 7 years :(

I’m in scouts, that’s why.

Why even are strawberries called strawberries? Now I'm curious

If a man who works in an ice cream shop is an ice cream man and a man who works in bodybuilding is a strong man, what is who works at NASA?

Laforeia wrote:

Why even are strawberries called strawberries? Now I'm curious

Found it!

"The Old English word for strawberry is streawberige, and in that language 'strew' and 'straw' were both used to mean 'to spread or scatter'. So, the name likely meant a berry that spreads, which perfectly describes its growth habit. Strawberries spread by horizontal stems called stolons."

Badnation wrote:

If a man who works in an ice cream shop is an ice cream man and a man who works in bodybuilding is a strong man, what is who works at NASA?

A Nerd (Zazumo)

My friend accidentally crushed my hand :(

Badnation wrote:

If a man who works in an ice cream shop is an ice cream man and a man who works in bodybuilding is a strong man, what is who works at NASA?

A space man! :D

Laforeia wrote:

Why even are strawberries called strawberries? Now I'm curious

Why do Jellyfish have fish in the name, when they don’t look like fish?

Another one: You can get carbonated versions of most beverages. But you can't get non carbonated versions of most sodas.

Shower thoughts ig

Gojira wrote:

Why do Jellyfish have fish in the name, when they don’t look like fish?

Another one: You can get carbonated versions of most beverages. But you can't get non carbonated versions of most sodas.

Shower thoughts ig

because they live in the sea

Laforeia wrote:

Found it!

"The Old English word for strawberry is streawberige, and in that language 'strew' and 'straw' were both used to mean 'to spread or scatter'. So, the name likely meant a berry that spreads, which perfectly describes its growth habit. Strawberries spread by horizontal stems called stolons."

The most informational thing I've read today XD

^{Hiya North Pacific, how are y'all doin' this fine evening?}

Kabarovsk wrote:

My friend accidentally crushed my hand :(

My Former Friend Once Hit My Hand With A Mallet
It Hurt Quite A Bit

United Republic of Birkaal wrote:

I’m in scout, that’s why.

Bro is scout from TF2

Gojira wrote:

Why do Jellyfish have fish in the name, when they don’t look like fish?

Another one: You can get carbonated versions of most beverages. But you can't get non carbonated versions of most sodas.

Shower thoughts ig

Now I want to make uncarbonated soda.
I love the taste of soda, but it’s undrinkable because of the carbonation.

My plan for history would mostly talk about time

nation=kastopoli_salegliari/detail=government

Government spending. Very balanced if you ask me

Can someone send me the current map of SR? pls?
I can't see it fsr...