Was using female as a noun considered normal at some point? I genuinely do not know.
I think they used to do that in Coronet educational videos in like the 30's-50's. I'm not sure that it's ever been common outside that though.
Edit: That's these dudes btw.
My apologies, I've been washing dishes.
I legit got an esophageal ulcer because I was making my chili too hot. :/
No that is the same thing, and my entire point is that we would not previously have used that as an excuse to shy away from engaging in ideological struggle with another sub, or instance.
That's true, but he's still right about the other statements.
No, this is a Wendy's and you can't ride your bike in here.
Those are modifications of an existing character set. The Euro equivalent would be oscillating back & forth between Latin & Cyrillic script.
Guess what isn't really regulated in any way? Militias.
Do you know that for a fact? I'm not certain that that's actually true. In fact I'm pretty sure all of them are (probably) illegal.
When are you going to start speaking in tongues?
Okay, but like... I still can't really talk to people that I just met.
I think we should bring back the ability to downvote, so that we can downvote posts made by lost posters. It would be funny.
The body is round...