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Thanks! Yes I did 😆

Beat me to it

Ladies and Gentlemen

It would be, but the latin "cruci" means "cross," as in "crucifix," literally "fixed to the cross." The most common latin word for pain is "dolor," although "cruciatus" and "cruciamen" were used as specific versions of pain, such as torture or agony, likely harking to crucifixion.

I honestly can’t believe there isn’t a black rapper or album by one that’s called “Ebon Flow.” I just randomly thought of that one time and it’s been haunting me ever since.

"AETE" can already be used; it's short for "Apple Event Terminology": developer.apple.com/library/arch...

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Oh and how could I forget lil NAS x

*sings Ameno*

True Also TIL it's the name of a tour but not an album

Adding ERI to the list

they could at least feature an OBOE or two

Pretty sure Sigur Rós will use at least one of those soon enough

Thank you, yes, absolutely!

Isn't 'oine' Greek?

I like all of these.

The shape of things to come

will keep this in mind

So glad you're here. Followed xkcd for years! Love your work.

Calling it now... next Swift album is XKCD

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