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I think what he meant was that he could've showed his mom the difference between the two with an online dictionary.
Well, both practices are a bad use of your time, so even if she confuses them, she's still right.
Six of one, half a dozen of the other. Both are a no-no, the conversation probably would've gone exactly the same regardless of the which word was used XD
The number of "YDI" atm is 911 LOL
my mom was given morphine or something like that at the er, and we went to Safeway to pick up her prescriptions. she suddenly said, "I have a chocolate fetish. can we buy some?" I said, "mom, don't you mean you have a chocolate craving?" she said, "no. is it craving? that doesn't sound right... no, I have a chocolate fetish." couldn't remember the discussion at all the next morning.
I confused necrophilia with narcolepsy when telling the doctor what I thought was wrong with me... talk about an odd look.
you probably shouldnt conjure the dead either?
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Well if you learnt necromancy you wouldn't have to commit necrophillia
And what makes "necromancy" all that much more appropriate to discuss than "necrophilia"? If anything, only one of them can actually occur outside of fiction. Sooo...