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randomreindeer reblogged your post:Can “I don’t ship it but I like this art” stop...
But is it okay to say “I don’t even go here”?
That’s perfectly fine :) That implies cross-fandom appreciation rather than voicing an uninvited opinion about whether or not something it to your specific liking.
randomreindeer said: Basically! I’m just going to ignore anything before the last couple of minutes between Pippa and hecate.
I’ll need to rewatch the episode again, because there was some good stuff (I’m all for a couple with tons of history bickering). It just felt completely unnecessary when they could have gone in an entirely different direction.
alchemine said: Susan is the best!
kateriverameliawolfe said: It may be just me but I’m kinda shipping Susan and Jenny together. No idea why🤔
randomreindeer said: Susan is the greatest thing since sliced bread!
Susan is amazing. Not quite gelling with the show as a whole but I love her. And YES, @kateriverameliawolfe, I am definitely shipping her and Jenny!
@randomreindeer replied to your post: @queenology replied to your photo “Rachel had...
You named your … plant … Agatha … I’m not even surprised.
well, the type of plant does sound like a blend of ‘agatha’ and ‘moustache’ so what else was i do it?
randomreindeer said: JUST FIVE! You have any idea how hard that is to choose?!
Be grateful. It was going to be three but I realised I wouldn’t have enough to put together a top ten list!
randomreindeer said: I see it more as a bonding experience between Susan and Jenny.
I can see that!
randomreindeer replied to your post “today i learned why some words like deer don’t have a plural and i...”
Ok. But why then?
essentially it has to do with declensions in old english. OE used to have inflections for nouns like we have for verbs so like how we say “I run” but “she runs” they would do the same thing with nouns based on the number and the case (nominative, accusative, etc). There was grammatical gender too like french but that’s a whole other thing.
the way different words got inflected for singular vs plural depended on their root/stem. a-stem words were the most common and the masculine a-stem form became a plural by adding an -as. Over time this became -as, -es, and -s and most words followed this through analogy (because language is complicated the most common things get extended to almost every situation to make it easier on our brains).
Words like deer, however, came from the long neuter a-stem that had an endingless plural
oxen was a weak noun and is, fun fact, the only weak noun to survive with that form of plural ending (children is almost but also has the r plural ending from a different form)
randomreindeer replied to your post “imalittleredtorvette replied to your post “#Jane remembering...”
You're watching Blindspot, too. I could have bet on that one XD
You know me too well. <3 That bet would have been yours. xD
