This is why I use a bidet

Legumes, actually.

They also both had sons named George.

Well not entirely different. They’re both named George.

It is actually true, just the portrait they’ve chosen for the article is highly stylized and didn’t really look like him.

I got super sick from this. It probably didn’t help that I was trying soothe my upset stomach with more peanut butter.

OPs dentist needs to work on their smalltalk.

What it actually is saying is that all that showing off IS their reward and God isn’t going to do anything for them. To be fair, God isn’t doing anything for anyone, so I guess you might as well put on a good show.

This is my perspective on a lot of art and music. If something is universally hated, I want to know why it is and if I can find any redeeming qualities. A lot of my favorite things have that characteristic of doing something very specific extremely well but being generally unlikeable.

What do you call a word that swipes in the shape it describes? Like an autonym but for swiping.

The Romans had bears and by golly the Greeks had twinks

British food

This reminded me of Actual Cannibal Shia Labeouf. Thanks.

If you’re going to dinner with your dentist, you should probably do the oral exam beforehand.

An acronym is a kind of initialism that can be pronounced like a word e.g. NASA. Your reasoning for why it can’t be pronounced as a word (“sequel”) depends on it not being an acronym. But, since many people do pronounce it that way, it is, in fact, an acronym and can be pronounced that way.

Your logic is circular

I like to call it “Squeal” sometimes, but usually I call it “Sequel”.

Better keep an eye on them. I think they’re scheming something.

I prefer SQL, because you can pronounce it “sequel” or “es-cue-ell”, and it’s fine. CSS just doesn’t have that kind of flexibility as a language.

Alternatively, alliteration am always awesome