"The Fridays They Are Forever Sir"

Everything at work has turned to shit and I'm secretly happy as I'm off from Wednesday next week so anything not resolved by then will be met with a bit of an OH WELL from me. :eyes:
 
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Everything at work has turned to shit and I'm secretly happy as I'm off from Wednesday next week so anything not resolved by then will be met with a bit of an OH WELL from me. :eyes:
On Wednesday turn the out of office WITH NO access to email on and let all bitches that need to be cut deal with it.
 
@Tisch please follow the steps in this guide and get back to us:
I like how they get you to go through the trouble of squeezing its abdomen before presenting this picture where they look really quite different :D

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I do it all the time cause the insect words are in specific genders here.
Gender in language always confuses me when it comes to animals. Are you meant to bother with the specific scientific gender?

I was always a bit of a swot in school when I used to tell the teacher I had "deux CHATTES" as opposed to "deux chats"
 
Can't remember how it works in French tbh, here we are meant to refer to the animals based on the gender of each word ie flies, cockroaches, grasshoppers are all female grammatically so we use her and she for them. A cicada on the other hand can be both male or neutral. Cat is somewhat of an exception though because while the word referring to species is female there is also a word for male cats and cats are generally meant to be referred to based on their actual scientific gender. I think Spanish works the same way.
 
HAPPY INTERNATIONAL LESBIAN DAY to @Rachey

It’s also WORLD EGG DAY, so make of that what you will.
 
I’d be so annoyed if I brought my dog the bar and the bartender was checking out him instead of me
 

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