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(DIR) Post #AsxdBBVtuD3SbgTm2i by futurebird@sauropods.win
2025-04-10T21:43:08Z
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I really miss how bug was once spelled "bugge" it's just... it's just so much more perfect and buggy when you spell it bugge.
(DIR) Post #AsxdDHh3tpE6LwhWUK by adriano@lile.cl
2025-04-10T21:43:30Z
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@futurebird Even bugzilla's "boogs" was better
(DIR) Post #AsxdIwqQKQGzQcmSJM by albertcardona@mathstodon.xyz
2025-04-10T21:44:28Z
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@futurebird "The olde bugge" would make quite the pub name.
(DIR) Post #Asxe9NY4HyHHJ8CCYK by Em@lsbt.me
2025-04-10T21:53:55Z
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@futurebird i love all the bugges!
(DIR) Post #AsxeAIDTbCft3m03s0 by dpnash@c.im
2025-04-10T21:53:59Z
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@futurebird Þe bugges crawl inÞe bugges crawl outÞe bugges dump coreIn þine account
(DIR) Post #AsxedvHZQoSkcR2ln6 by mantis@mastodon.social
2025-04-10T21:59:29Z
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@futurebird plus, you won't accidentally pronounce it "booj" with that double-g there.
(DIR) Post #Asxg8pPtOFbvMFEkS0 by tofugolem@mastodon.social
2025-04-10T22:16:17Z
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@futurebird I'm still getting over the fact that Americans used to say "aluminium" while Brits used to say "aluminum." How the heck did that reverse?
(DIR) Post #AsxgnzjzuS2xFcGq5w by SpaceLifeForm@infosec.exchange
2025-04-10T22:23:44Z
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@futurebird It bugs me when there is no spelling consensus.
(DIR) Post #Asxkdj83DXwWeNsfNA by auser@mastodon.social
2025-04-10T23:06:40Z
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@futurebird Bug. No biggie.
(DIR) Post #AsxpNEcjMnp5B5Bc4O by Queenryen@mastodon.social
2025-04-10T23:59:28Z
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@futurebird
(DIR) Post #AsxxOPF8AXcY2IDWMq by simonwilliamson@mastodon.world
2025-04-11T01:29:33Z
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@futurebird ye bugges doe oft vexe mee
(DIR) Post #AsybFCtCj6tnHY85IG by llewelly@sauropods.win
2025-04-11T08:56:10Z
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@futurebird Prior to Tolkien, "ent" was also often used for any tiny creature (thus, entomology). It's easy to imagine an alternate timeline in which this became the norm ... : )