Global bacon shortage is coming [General]
2012 Sep 26
I meant for everyone else. Not for me.
Also, evidence shows that cardamom is in that clique as well.
/me sticks out tongue
MY intake of bacon is very reasonable. For me.
Do as I say, not as I do.
Plus, they were so delicious! How could I not try it once! (Fine, twice.)
Also, have you seen those Epic Meal Time guys? That's what actually started me on this in the first place. After 2 or 3 episodes, I said that "their use of bacon is irresponsible". Now I have someone specific to blame. Someone other than myself.
Also, evidence shows that cardamom is in that clique as well.
/me sticks out tongue
MY intake of bacon is very reasonable. For me.
Do as I say, not as I do.
Plus, they were so delicious! How could I not try it once! (Fine, twice.)
Also, have you seen those Epic Meal Time guys? That's what actually started me on this in the first place. After 2 or 3 episodes, I said that "their use of bacon is irresponsible". Now I have someone specific to blame. Someone other than myself.
2012 Sep 26
No, it does not beg the question
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Bacon can be kept frozen for years if frozen properly.
begthequestion.info/
Bacon can be kept frozen for years if frozen properly.
2012 Sep 26
Zym
OK, It bacons the question.
"To beg the question does not mean "to raise the question." (e.g. "It begs the question, why is he so dumb?") This is a common error of usage made by those who mistake the word "question" in the phrase to refer to a literal question. Sadly, the error has grown more and more common with time, such that even journalists, advertisers, and major mass media entities ..."
So get used to it.
Like the verb 'learned', it's proper pronunciation is with a 'Dee' sound at the end of the word and NOT a 'Tee' sound but "This is a common error of usage ..." and widely excepted. Unfortunately ... Mob rules.
So, Zym, it begs the question,
are you going to accept the improper, but widely adopted, use of "Begs the question." someday ?
OK, It bacons the question.
"To beg the question does not mean "to raise the question." (e.g. "It begs the question, why is he so dumb?") This is a common error of usage made by those who mistake the word "question" in the phrase to refer to a literal question. Sadly, the error has grown more and more common with time, such that even journalists, advertisers, and major mass media entities ..."
So get used to it.
Like the verb 'learned', it's proper pronunciation is with a 'Dee' sound at the end of the word and NOT a 'Tee' sound but "This is a common error of usage ..." and widely excepted. Unfortunately ... Mob rules.
So, Zym, it begs the question,
are you going to accept the improper, but widely adopted, use of "Begs the question." someday ?
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