Mandragora spp are mandrakes. I am extremely fond of the mayapple, but calling a mayapple a mandrake is like calling grapes "greenie lumps." It is in one sense a perfectly accurate description but in a larger and more accurate sense irrational.
American robins are mutant thrushes and lousy parents. Which English robins may also be, but they do it while being actual robin robins. SO THERE.
Lots of people call caramel "carmel" and copiers "printers" but they are also wrong. So are people who call soda "pop." Or any soda other than Coke "coke."
Nnno, since it had the bone with ratty toothmarks in it it means I get the upper hand. Shit, I should've preserved that bone. IT CAME FROM MY CAR. MY CAR HAD BONES.
American robins are mutant thrushes and lousy parents. Which English robins may also be, but they do it while being actual robin robins. SO THERE.
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Because that's how common names work.
i'm not sure you deserve a Heinz products cookbook and you definitely don't deserve to see my Podophyllum
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Also: my engine compartment contained a rat's nest, your argument is invalid.
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And I just looked it up online--if your engine compartment contained a rat's nest that means your argument is invalid.
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Nnno, since it had the bone with ratty toothmarks in it it means I get the upper hand. Shit, I should've preserved that bone. IT CAME FROM MY CAR. MY CAR HAD BONES.
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i'm definitely not showing you my mandrake
next time you visit i'm going to put a little tent over it so you can't see it
so there
i will have showed you
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and preserve it
as a memento mori for poor Martin
also I will laugh at your tent and the non-mandragora within it
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Love your mayapple freely! Be glad of it, care for it, treat it well.
>:D
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But I'll always know, deep in my heart, that my Podophyllum is a source of shame.
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I just hope my bone can be located. I should tie it to Martin's hood, like a trophy.
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