My opposition defiance says you’re wrong, and that comeback was the best.
I have figures to prove you incorrect, but they arent available and I dont feel like showing them.
In before “I disagree”
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I do tend to keep an eye on what the response rate and 5% has been the norm for quite a while. Although if you get two speaking up and chatting it can snowball and draw others in and the rate jumps.
This is something I really would like to see is an increase in local engagement. Although right now I am on ‘holiday’ and the Bus is on a slight break for a few more days.
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How is this fair?
I have figured that prove you are wrong, and incredibly vague statements that can be interpreted in a variety of different ways to twist into what I think it conveys.
But you have to find those sources yourself. I’m sure you know how to google.
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I’ve had some hilarious local chats at Dodixie and Amarr. At Jita the spam flies by too fast to keep up with chat.
Yeah this good stuff, if we get a couple more pages we might be able to bury the Lucas pile. I would probably say it’s ON a saucer rather than in, as even plates are flared up at the end and stuff is not in a plate. The exception I guess would be a saucer specifically designed to hold a tea cup, that has a separate indentation in the middle specifically for a cup, as opposed to just a small plate which normally gets called a saucer. In that case, if the indentation was currently holding it’s matched cup, then it would be IN the saucer.
Edit: Although I still don’t think I would actually say in a saucer. I just get the logic behind it.
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I found them easily, and its obvious they are biased to your view and so Ill discount them off hand.
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All saucers are specifically designed for the cups they are paired with.
Like I say Ive never heard of a cup “in” a saucer, as “in” to me is inside, not on top of.
Edit: just saw your edit and thats really where I am
See I don’t know about that, unless I have been specifically calling small plates saucers my whole life, which is possible. Is there a separate word for plates that are saucer-sized but don’t come with tea cups? Like perfect sized for a muffin kind of plate?
Side-plate, is what I know those as
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Holy crap they are called side plates! Literally every day of my entire life everyone in my family has called those saucers. I’ve been sending my kids out into the world all mis-informed about what they are eating off of. Look at this, the ‘Nerf Ganking Megathread’ actually produces some real knowledge. Nice work everyone.
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The cup is In the saucer?
We might wince at such an oddity, but the English language is full of it. Prepositions of place…
‘There’s a new series on the TV’
‘There’s a ‘film of Dust’ on the TV’
Russians say
‘In the West…’
But the word for ‘in’ is the Russian word for ‘on’.
It must be Sunday…
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Doubt.
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We say “In the East” too.
The real purpose of plates is to spin them on poles.
But not certainty, so its a good sign your mind is still open to truth.
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Truth is subjective.
Who’s truth? Yours? It’s obviously biased. Like cups in plates.
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