Oldest examples come from carvings in bronze ware (mostly soup pots for soldiers) and “oracle bones” and they are mostly pictures of animals from what I can tell (read:I don’t know shit, do your own research.)
Hah! Okay, that one was actually pretty good.
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We did it
After years and years of Miss America contestants wishing for it on national television, it's finally happened
I don't carrot all for this turn of events.
Should we all turnip our noses at these vegetable puns?
Lettuce join hands and turn away from this dark path, and celery-brate a bright new day.
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Peas stop.
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That’s funny, even if every scandal being tagged with the -Gate suffix makes me want to tear all my hair out and feed it to the first person who started doing it
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That’s funny, even if every scandal being tagged with the -Gate suffix makes me want to tear all my hair out and feed it to the first person who started doing it
It's especially stupid because "Watergate" was the name of the hotel, I don't even know how that turned into a -gate suffix!
That’s funny, even if every scandal being tagged with the -Gate suffix makes me want to tear all my hair out and feed it to the first person who started doing it
It's especially stupid because "Watergate" was the name of the hotel, I don't even know how that turned into a -gate suffix!
Eventually some politician will be directly responsible for people dying due to a toxin in water and the scandal will be called Watergate, and I will finally reveal my true form and rain judgment and fire down upon this world
That’s funny, even if every scandal being tagged with the -Gate suffix makes me want to tear all my hair out and feed it to the first person who started doing it
It's especially stupid because "Watergate" was the name of the hotel, I don't even know how that turned into a -gate suffix!
The same way we got turkeyburger and bisonburger and every other -burger even though the original hamburger comes from hamburg and burger was never a thing and people are just all around a bunch of weirdos
That’s funny, even if every scandal being tagged with the -Gate suffix makes me want to tear all my hair out and feed it to the first person who started doing it
It's especially stupid because "Watergate" was the name of the hotel, I don't even know how that turned into a -gate suffix!
The same way we got turkeyburger and bisonburger and every other -burger even though the original hamburger comes from hamburg and burger was never a thing and people are just all around a bunch of weirdos
Burg is a word on its own, so "burger" would be valid as a word, I think.
That’s funny, even if every scandal being tagged with the -Gate suffix makes me want to tear all my hair out and feed it to the first person who started doing it
It's especially stupid because "Watergate" was the name of the hotel, I don't even know how that turned into a -gate suffix!
Eventually some politician will be directly responsible for people dying due to a toxin in water and the scandal will be called Watergate, and I will finally reveal my true form and rain judgment and fire down upon this world
Nah, the true form of -gate is when a damn's overflow gate is improperly managed/maintained and we get to see all the Watergategate coverage.
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That’s funny, even if every scandal being tagged with the -Gate suffix makes me want to tear all my hair out and feed it to the first person who started doing it
It's especially stupid because "Watergate" was the name of the hotel, I don't even know how that turned into a -gate suffix!
The same way we got turkeyburger and bisonburger and every other -burger even though the original hamburger comes from hamburg and burger was never a thing and people are just all around a bunch of weirdos
Burg is a word on its own, so "burger" would be valid as a word, I think.
That’s funny, even if every scandal being tagged with the -Gate suffix makes me want to tear all my hair out and feed it to the first person who started doing it
It's especially stupid because "Watergate" was the name of the hotel, I don't even know how that turned into a -gate suffix!
The same way we got turkeyburger and bisonburger and every other -burger even though the original hamburger comes from hamburg and burger was never a thing and people are just all around a bunch of weirdos
Burg is a word on its own, so "burger" would be valid as a word, I think.
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That’s funny, even if every scandal being tagged with the -Gate suffix makes me want to tear all my hair out and feed it to the first person who started doing it
It's especially stupid because "Watergate" was the name of the hotel, I don't even know how that turned into a -gate suffix!
I don't think its stupid. I just think it shows how language and memetics evolve.
Humor can be dissected as a frog can, but dies in the process.
That’s funny, even if every scandal being tagged with the -Gate suffix makes me want to tear all my hair out and feed it to the first person who started doing it
It's especially stupid because "Watergate" was the name of the hotel, I don't even know how that turned into a -gate suffix!
I don't think its stupid. I just think it shows how language and memetics evolve.
That’s funny, even if every scandal being tagged with the -Gate suffix makes me want to tear all my hair out and feed it to the first person who started doing it
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Hah! Okay, that one was actually pretty good.
We did it
After years and years of Miss America contestants wishing for it on national television, it's finally happened
Just give peas a chance.
Those aren't whirled at all.
The vegetable world is all about peas and hominy.
Srsly, though, hominy is just corn with delusions of grandeur.
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Lyes.
Should we all turnip our noses at these vegetable puns?
Lettuce join hands and turn away from this dark path, and celery-brate a bright new day.
Check it out:
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It's actually "and wheat your spearmint" now
This one was really good.
It's a real peach!
It's especially stupid because "Watergate" was the name of the hotel, I don't even know how that turned into a -gate suffix!
Eventually some politician will be directly responsible for people dying due to a toxin in water and the scandal will be called Watergate, and I will finally reveal my true form and rain judgment and fire down upon this world
The same way we got turkeyburger and bisonburger and every other -burger even though the original hamburger comes from hamburg and burger was never a thing and people are just all around a bunch of weirdos
Burg is a word on its own, so "burger" would be valid as a word, I think.
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Switch: SW-5185-4991-5118
PSN: AbEntropy
Nah, the true form of -gate is when a damn's overflow gate is improperly managed/maintained and we get to see all the Watergategate coverage.
It is, but it means "a person from that burg."
So... Soylent burger is people?!
I don't think its stupid. I just think it shows how language and memetics evolve.
Given that he's actually in the middle of a few drawn out scandals, that one's a bit on the nose.
It can be two things.
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