How can you get the yolk out of an egg, without cracking it?
Have someone else crack it for you
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There are 44 phonemes in the English language. Which is the most used?
[ə]
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In the 1950s a mistranslation in this country created a tradition for women to buy men chocolates on Valentine's day
Japan
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Pietro Boselli
Pathos are u kidddddding me
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Rolling Stones
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Whats the next two letters: O T T F F S S
E and N
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Please text me a sentence using the linguistic principle of "negative concord"
good job!
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In Serbian "Nosom para oblake" which translates "he's ripping clouds with his nose" is an expression meaning what?
A person is excessively proud of themselves or vain
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Logos. Iago is crafty for sure, but his argument would be full of logical fallacies I could exploit to have a sure victory over him
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Citgo
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Take away 1 letter and I remain the same. Take away 3 letters and I remain the same. Take away 4 letters and I remain the same. What am I?
A mailman
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The old english word "geoluhread" meant what?
Orange
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A quite nuanced mistranslation occurs in the Bible, Leviticus 18:22. This is the passage telling Christians "a man shall not lie with another man as he does a woman; that would be an abomination." However, a closer look at the context shows that this passage is actually warning, not against homosexuality, but what?
Incest
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Anything but Ethos. I don't trust Antigua and Barbuda as far as I can throw it. There are horrors lurking in those tropical vistas only known to the depths of Tartarus
Everything in the Linguistics column is a lie.
Jägermeister
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A man is caught on the king’s property. He is brought before the king to be punished. The king says, “You must give me a statement. If it is true, you will be killed by lions. If it is false, you will be killed by trampling of wild buffalo. If I can’t figure it out, I’ll have to let you go.” What should he say?
"I will be killed by trampling of wild buffalo.” This stumped the king because if it’s true, he’ll be killed by lions, which would render the statement not true. If it’s a lie, he’d be killed by wild buffalo, which would make it a truth.
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What is a phonestheme? Or give me an example of a phonestheme
The sounds that make up a word have an iconic relationship to what those words are representing
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The wintergreens I see,
They are faithfully old
a wide forest
I give council
O the east,
Laces lace,
fruitfully with loud
conscript the melody
The Holly and the Ivy
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Anything but Ethos. I don't trust Antigua and Barbuda as far as I can throw it. There are horrors lurking in those tropical vistas only known to the depths of Tartarus
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Blackberry
Clay wrote the Hidden Question.
You have two ropes that each take an hour to burn, but burn at inconsistent rates. How can you measure 45 minutes? (You can light one or both ropes at one or both ends at the same time.)
Light the first rope at both ends to measure out 30 minutes and just one end of the second rope. When the first rope has finished burning burn the second end of the second rope. Since the first rope is burned through, you know 30 minutes has passed so the second rope only has 30 minutes left. Cut that in half to get 15 minutes and then once it has burned youve spent 45 minutes.
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This word, originally from the Tupi language, is one of the most commonly agreed upon word throughout most of the worlds languages....except English
pineapple!
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This company had their slogan miss translated from "turn it loose" to "Suffer from Diarrhea" when switch from English to Spanish.
Coors
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Logos. This is a roll of sushi so it cannot talk, I would easily defeat it in an argument.
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TripAdvisor
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