Lunch Break: Edible Plants & Interrobangs

[@zig913]

I know this is an older video but for anyone interested.. Dandelions are actually considered sort of a traditional food where I'm from... You don't eat the flower, but the leaves. You have to pick them in early spring when they start to grow as the last snow melts. You clean them, add oil, vinegar and some boiled potatoes and you have yourself a salad :)

[@bboutwell69]

Seriously you are my new favorite KZbinr!

[@alpers.2123]

I thought interrobangs are a certain type of interrogation technique

[@bboutwell69]

I thought it was when you start grilling your significant other while… uh… nevermind😂

[@Rich3rd]

I made my phone auto correct ?! into an interrobang years ago. Maybe if more people do that itll catch on‽

[@ComboClass]

Haha nice. I hope more people do!

[@berni_schmorg]

man I love this channel our lecturer is one of the most loveable creatures on this planet i can't wait to learn more or not learn and just watch ‽

[@infinitesimalperinfinitum]

The interrobang is my favorite punctuation. It's the best way to convey incredulity.

[@AxiomRazer]

Why use a knife when you can use a Katana? Hilarious!

[@MichaelEnsly]

Kitties!

[@Gunbudder]

the midwest has some great edibles that the locals actually hate with a passion. that's mint, garlic, onion, and peppers. the birds drop them all over (except the mint, which just spreads like mad) so you find them everywhere. people rip them out like weeds and replace them with bushes that smell like reproductive fluids!

[@hanskywalker1246]

This is so good

[@AWhinyKid]

Actually... This channel might be better after ingesting random mushrooms. Unless you die, of course.

[@nschilk]

Yea nah I'm anti Oxford comma. I think it looks better without the last comma. Just my opinion.

[@DecayedPony]

The & should be 26th alphabet between y and z, because at the end of the alphabet song it sounds a lot better saying "w x y & z" rather than just "w x y z"

[@erikmyers3888]

How do we maintain the nuance between !? and ?! . . . ?!

[@xXJ4FARGAMERXx]

Can you give an example sentence where you can use one but not the other?

[@vaheakli4551]

@@xXJ4FARGAMERXx that's (secretly, as absolutely any language feature) not about "can and can't", that's about more accuracy in representation of your thoughts in form of symbols. My native language is historically written in cyrillic but is absolutely understandable being written in latin alphabet, ofc if you understand that (latin) symbol system (which was quite often case 30, 20 and even 10 years ago when computers and phones were not supporting cyrillic as well as now). But was there any rules of spelling that way? Obviously yes, but I hadn't hear about neither almost anyone who actually used to spell. Neither there is no common known rules for spelling translit i.e. Тніз шау Difference between "!?" and "?!" is intuitively understandable if your feeling of "?" and "!" is intuitive as well.

[@theidioticbgilson1466]

@@xXJ4FARGAMERXx chess

[@Voiding210]

​@@xXJ4FARGAMERXx Are you kidding me right now?!

[@AWhinyKid]

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[@XxCrystalPhoenix]

PRO OXFORD COMMA‽ You, sir, have have earned my like, my subscribe, and my power of attorney.