"...a plethora of anecotes that provide fascinating insight into a person who has made the most of his life."
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Anonymous2018-07-12 3:21
>>4 Plethora means 'too many' while you appear to be using it to simply mean 'many'. Giaever would be disgusted by you, should he really be as smart as alleged.
Usually with of. Originally in pejorative sense: an excessive supply, an overabundance; an undesirably large quantity. Subsequently, and more usually, in neutral or favourable sense: a very large amount, quantity, or variety.
>>6 More usually is just another way of saying erroneously.....Next you'll be telling me that this is English https://www.bbc.com/pidgin just because it appears in the BBC.
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Anonymous2018-07-15 17:35
>>7 I don't pay the telly license, so no. Also, BBC can fuck all the way off.
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Anonymous2018-07-17 1:59
if you want your brain to be happy try supplementing choline
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Anonymous2018-07-17 3:59
>>9 But I already drink tap water, aren't I risking too much chlorine?
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Anonymous2018-07-18 13:33
>>10 Put a chunk of shinny copper into it for a few hours, this will kill all the chlorophylls.