New term just dropped.
Dad: I am not sure why people put those big discs in their ears.
Me: They're called gauges.
Dad: Gay discs?!
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My (extremely bad) undergraduate thesis has been cited several times. As far as I know, it only exists as a paper copy in a volume in the basement of a library in Minnesota.
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Two tuxedo cats looking like they're kissing
First post, cat post
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