Top 10 Things You Won't Believe Have Names
It originated from a lyric that was heard as "Laid him on the green."
I heard of this word for the first time thanks to the song "Of Petrichor Weaves Black Noise" by Ne Obliviscaris.
Yup, extreme metal lyrics are... educational and poetic.
I'm very pleased and surprised that I'm using interrobangs so much?!?!?!
Why can't I stop using interrobangs so much?!?!
There's a combined symbol for the interrobang.
My dyslexic friend Charles has such complex griffonage that one joked it looks like Japanese!
I've never heard of this, but I think I suffer greatly from it.
Every time I go onto a user's profile, the URL says "#Username." I hope that's not an instruction.
Octothorpe was invented by an octopus.
Dysania happens to me on school mornings. Luckily, I'm on summer break and will be in 6th grade in August.
Now I know how to make my condition sound more serious.
Who even bothered to name this stuff?
I'm familiar with this term. It is used for the part of the exoskeleton between the eyes of trilobites. Now I've learned that it's also used for humans.
Rainbow's album Straight Between the Eyes could be renamed to Straight into the Glabella.
I hope that the CIA won't put a red dot on my glabella, which would make them consider me an evil genius.
"Luna" plus a diminutive suffix, so it means "little moon." That's so cute!
That most meaningful part of the lyrics...
I thought this would be on the list.