æʃliŋ, medical grab-bag @aescling@cat.family

@coriander @wallhackio there is a purrticular yeast fur lagers?

@wallhackio @cam @amy have you never noticed ​

@amy nyaaa~

@coriander GOOD

@coriander he 🤍

@wallhackio @coriander repurrting fur potentially adding another wave to the goblin's anxiety ​

@vaporeon_ but in common usage that normally means “store where you buy purrimarily food and maybe also other useful things”

@vaporeon_ so i guess etymologically, a grocery store is roughly “a store you get a bunch of shit at once from”

@vaporeon_ this was a bit frustrating to track down but what i can tell it's

grocery, from middle english grocerye, an adjectivalization of grocer (wholesaler, one who mans a grocery (that is, a grocery store)), from anglo-norman grōcer, from old french gros (large, thick, fat— modern english gets the sense of “gross” that means large from this word), from latin grossus

@vaporeon_ groceries is a term that fur whatever reason i think i have only ever heard in the plural. but anyway groceries are basically just your food and drink

@nessotropheion hit me

@vaporeon_ the amd radeon family of graphics purrocessing eeveelutions

@monorail @wallhackio @vaporeon_ im upset i don’t have carte blanche to repurrt clodsire’s toot because it really feels like i should

@coriander (as opposed to shitposts)

@coriander i love my friends’ shitty posts

@viscountexx @girls i have no idea what the significance of her buying a clicker is but i am thoroughly unsurpurrised by this response regardless

@vaporeon_ very fair

@vaporeon_ the logic of my web server that does not have to deal with networking or TLS is all written in execline. there is zero compelling technical reason to do that but it was fun to abuse the language to pull that off