It really is
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They were named by an old lady from the Southern US. Say it with a twang.
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You can just say "a group of X called a Y" about anything and people on the internet will believe it.
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They were named by an old lady from the Southern US. Say it with a twang.
wrote last edited by [email protected]Aw, hellllnaw. Looka der. We gotta nutha messa dem dang 'guanas, hun. Y'all goan gitcher gun, shootum ded — fer dey eetup mah puhtoonyas ahgin!
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In the UK, that's pronounced "hen do".
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You can just say "a group of X called a Y" about anything and people on the internet will believe it.
I’m okay with us naming things with this method
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You can just say "a group of X called a Y" about anything and people on the internet will believe it.
Apparently the whole "quirky unique collective nouns for different things" thing was a victorian meme. People 150 yes ago just made them up to be funny, and now they're solemnly repeated as mystical English dictionary words from the dawn of language.
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In the UK, that's pronounced "hen do".
Ha! Fucking brilliant
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TIL that I am a group of iguanas.
In a trench coat?
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In a trench coat?
Totally.
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Aw, hellllnaw. Looka der. We gotta nutha messa dem dang 'guanas, hun. Y'all goan gitcher gun, shootum ded — fer dey eetup mah puhtoonyas ahgin!
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Go'on, GIT!
wrote last edited by [email protected]Awyeh. Shebowda 'bless yer harts' widder boomstick, darlins. Watchout nah.
An' y'all tel'yer mama ta close 'er legs alreddy! Damn.
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Apparently the whole "quirky unique collective nouns for different things" thing was a victorian meme. People 150 yes ago just made them up to be funny, and now they're solemnly repeated as mystical English dictionary words from the dawn of language.
It predates the Victorians by some centuries, in fact!
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In a trench coat?
Pajamas right now, but usually, yeah.
