#2321
^ wants a lot of bubble gums glued behind ears.
#2321
Person above you thread
#2321
#2322
^ Is awesomely inexplicable.
#2323
^is awesomely pentagonal
#2324
^ is pentagonally awesome
#2325
^ is now online:) catch him if u can =o)
#2326
^much taller in real life
#2327
^ had 'pate' on toast for breakfast
#2328
^feeds his cats foie gras
#2329
^Watches awesome cartoons 😀
#2330
^ Lives in the best state in the country
#2331
^spooning leads to forking
#2332
^ Road Runner >>>>>>>>>>>
#2333
uses cutlery in an idiosyncratic way
#2334
^uses marsupials in an idiosyncratic way
#2335
#2336
^should ask hoddesdon :]
#2337
^ plays the Oomp in an Oompa band
#2338
"Idiosyncratic" means something like "eccentric". It is not exactly the same, since "eccentric" has the connotation of weirdness, whereas "idiosyncratic" just means unique to that individual. Of course, it is a matter of opinion whether someone's unique habit or way of doing things is weird.
Saying that forksandspoons uses cutlery in an idiosyncratic way means that a fork is usually used with a knife, and a spoon is usually used alone. It is not common practice to use a fork and a spoon together. Therefore doing so is idiosyncratic.
Saying that forksandspoons uses cutlery in an idiosyncratic way means that a fork is usually used with a knife, and a spoon is usually used alone. It is not common practice to use a fork and a spoon together. Therefore doing so is idiosyncratic.
#2339
^politely sidesteps the marsupial issue
#2340
hoddesdon said: ↑It is not common practice to use a fork and a spoon together
Strangely, this is common in Thailand
🙂
^ sidesteps marsupial doings