The official language thread

Hm. Maybe we need a ‘food or drink I enjoyed and want to share with you’ thread.

Yes. And maybe a “food you shouldn’t try at all” thread.

And a whole food forum subsection.

YES!

Maybe.

I predict that next on the ‘What are you listening to’ thread will be the disturbing sounds my stomach makes when it desires food.

I NEVER manage to see a post before the author deletes it. :confused:

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I hereby christen it “Pood forn.” #backontopic

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I saw it! It was scandalous.

Not really. I don’t know why he deleted it…

That’s almost a decent Spoonerism.

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I was just lurking in these days cause I’m busy, but… I had the strong temptation to open a “what are you smelling” thread. You know, for completion’s sake

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Wow. That’s a spoonerism!

A new word which I have just learnt in the ItalianDub subsection of the forum, and I was fearing I wouldn’t have never the chance to use it!!

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And I’ve never met it in my life before, now I meet it twice in minutes. Weird.

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Well, I think technically it’s only a Spoonerism if it means something when reversed. Though I suppose with a stretch of the imagination…

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https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/forn

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so you should flag it to avoid it from being deleted or what?

What? Why?

I mean, I simply don’t get why Discourse always tags “unless flagged” to that? As if you could save the message from deletion by flagging it? Or enough users flagging it?

Not your message in particular by the way. Just in general.
I’d say: instant post, instant delete.

Does it sound anything like this?

I guess it is there so users can´t make incriminating evidence disappear.

I wonder who mentioned that word before on the forum…:thinking:

Yeah, it’s probably only the mods that can see the flagged post, after it has been deleted.

Make sense. Luckily we never post incriminating stuff here.

removes three-penised smurfs

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