Including or excluding the Catholic Church as an organization?
EffortlessGrace
joined 5 months ago
"Treasure" in treasure trove is doing a lot of heavy lifting.
Dogs teach you about loyalty. Cats teach you about boundaries.
Ironically, luddites against space exploration in this era call for the dismantling of a titanic field of science that is both directly and indirectly responsible for the very device from which they shart out their oh-so-learned opinions to the rest of the world.
It's interpreted.
Ironically, due the nature of the language used in their complaint and its similarity to psychological operations conducted by COINTELPRO, @OhVenus_Baby@lemmy.ml seems "shallow and politically motivated".
A "jig" is a fast lively dance, usually somewhat comical in appearance.
Because jigs were often performed as comic interludes or sketches at the end of plays, the word "jig" started to mean a a piece of entertainment or a "performance."
Eventually, slang-users in Elizabethan England started using "jig" to mean a clever trick or a "con." If you were "playing a jig" on someone, you were fooling them.
"Up" means that the "time for the performance is up" or concluded. The most common way we use "up" to mean finished is in relation to time. When a clock runs out, the time is "up."
Imagine a cup being filled with water. When it reaches the brim (the top), it is full; it can’t take anymore. In the same way, when a situation or a "jig" (a trick) reaches its limit of time or tolerance, it is "up" at the brim.
In English, we often add "up" to verbs to show that an action is finished 100%. This is known as a "completive particle" in the study of language.
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You chose this, Hasan.
You.
Edit: Down-vote me all you want. He chose his career and how he balances his schedule and public exposure.
He also abuses animals.