Dec 16, 2016 8:13 PM
Somethinggenericallybritish
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ikealjordan
who hangs used condoms on the ceiling?
TheOkayMan
Sea condoms. Cool.
LordChapstick
I wonder what they taste like...
HoldMyRootBeer
kennygomien
I'm glad he said octopi.
MerryTomBombadil
@tinyoctopus you never said you were preggo! Congrats!
skyyearningfrodobaggins
Awww @tinyoctopus I didn't know, congrats bro, how many are you expecting?
BeeeardedMan
fwiw, octopi is actually incorrect. It is in fact octopuses, because it's Greek, not Latin. http://grammarist.com/usage/octopi-octopuses/
mondanmondan
Bruh your fuckin source says it's "not wrong".
NotAnIroningBoard
Everyone's wrong, these eggs belong to a single creature so it's octopus eggs.
Apologies! I'm awful at English
Oh no apologies needed. It's a common used word. Just confusion even among native English speakers about which word to use.
"Octopi eggs" doesn't make sense. No one says "chickens eggs", or "humans fetuses".
So what's correct?
MySpiritAnimalIsTheUnpopularOpinionPuffin
Octopus eggs. Octopus; what is octopus. Eggs. Those eggs are octopus eggs. Unless those eggs are from multiple octopuses. In your 1/2
Sentence, octopus is an adjective, not a noun.
Cool
ikealjordan
who hangs used condoms on the ceiling?
TheOkayMan
Sea condoms. Cool.
LordChapstick
I wonder what they taste like...
HoldMyRootBeer
kennygomien
I'm glad he said octopi.
MerryTomBombadil
@tinyoctopus you never said you were preggo! Congrats!
skyyearningfrodobaggins
Awww @tinyoctopus I didn't know, congrats bro, how many are you expecting?
BeeeardedMan
fwiw, octopi is actually incorrect. It is in fact octopuses, because it's Greek, not Latin. http://grammarist.com/usage/octopi-octopuses/
mondanmondan
Bruh your fuckin source says it's "not wrong".
NotAnIroningBoard
Everyone's wrong, these eggs belong to a single creature so it's octopus eggs.
Somethinggenericallybritish
Apologies! I'm awful at English
BeeeardedMan
Oh no apologies needed. It's a common used word. Just confusion even among native English speakers about which word to use.
mondanmondan
"Octopi eggs" doesn't make sense. No one says "chickens eggs", or "humans fetuses".
Somethinggenericallybritish
So what's correct?
MySpiritAnimalIsTheUnpopularOpinionPuffin
Octopus eggs. Octopus; what is octopus. Eggs. Those eggs are octopus eggs. Unless those eggs are from multiple octopuses. In your 1/2
MySpiritAnimalIsTheUnpopularOpinionPuffin
Sentence, octopus is an adjective, not a noun.
Somethinggenericallybritish
Cool