I don't think it's the shark that caused it to happen to him, he already started changing between 1 and 2.
Yeah I agree, not really a fan of them.
I think there's enough difference in the context and tone that these two use-cases don't really collide much besides being the same word.
"Egg" on its own is generic enough that it really needs context to know what one means, usually said context is situational.
I don't know anyone who puts the straw in the bottom, wouldn't that make a huge mess?
It's not really a slur, it's just really uncool, as it makes assumptions about the person's identity.
How to get out of an uncomfortable egg culture situation with this one simple trick.
Real talk: Calling people eggs is a violation of the egg prime directive, and is considered invalidating as you are trying to say that a person is not the gender they identify as, that their identity is invalid. Don't call people eggs, like ever, it's extremely uncool.
I mean duh, they're a centralized service owned by a company worth millions of dollars, the idea they are a democracy is an illusion.
Also funny how they're a multimillion dollar company who's main source of income is what basically amounts to cyber-begging.
Is this actually a real wine that one can buy?
I've never seen or heard of it before, is it not sold in America?
Is that a real ice cream flavor?
nyaa~ of course, but that doesn't mean I won't drop by.
Yes it will.
I fail to see how that would work as birth control, if the person still engages in sex it doesn't cut the odds of pregnancy there. If anything it makes them more attractive and increases the chances of sex.