Lose rhymes with clues, not close.
Edit: I just noticed your reply
thelasttoot
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Where I lived, all your trash needs to be in a trash bag. There isn't some big truck that drives around, picking up the whole trashcan and dumping it in the back. It's literally just a guy in a golf cart who takes everything out of the bin by hand and tosses it on a trailer. If it's not in a trash bag he won't take it. If the trash bag is broken he won't take it. So if some lazy shit head is too fucking delicate to carry their dog's shit long enough to dispose of it properly, and instead toss it into my bin, it stays there and becomes my problem.
Fuck you for owning a dog if you can't be bothered to clean up after it.
Everywhere else, it's considered weird
It's because it's stupid. The bottom answer is at least sort of similar to a simple rule for adding 9s. But the op is just so incredibly specific that it won't help most of the time.
Poop butts aren't good, but they're not bad either. They're just something you have to deal with when you have pets or a baby.
Similarly, "they" is also shorter than "he/she"
There's no way someone unironically said effort doesn't require effort. That's gotta be a joke
Disintegrate also specifies the creature can only be brought back to life with a true resurrection or wish spell. Which most certainly means it is indeed dead, otherwise, why mention bringing it back to life?
It's also weird coming from a man who once said, "The economy does better under the Democrats."
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I feel like this is the same thing that happened with animal sacrifice. As a society, we realized how fucked up it really is and then the apologists try their hardest to reinterpret the Bible so it's more in line with our new understanding of morality. Then it happened again with slavery. Society figured out owning and selling people as property is immoral, and the apologists come up with more ways to explain how we've been reading the Bible wrong up until now. Like, the Bible can't simultaneously be perfectly clear and misinterpreted for thousands of years.