Apparently this reminder is needed.
It is a meme.
two are proper nouns, so dont count. three mean 'to close something' (more or less). one is an animal.
i see really only two homonyms in total.
this post was submitted on 13 Dec 2023
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English sucks ass and it's all the fault of people who pronounce the word "avove" with two distinct vowel sounds like weirdos.
(Jk jk I don't mean it please don't hurt me wedge/schwa distinguishers.)
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Pretty sure seals were named after seals.
For ~~real~~ seal though.
i didn't understand this at first
I don't get the first row, somebody feel like helping me out? Lol
A Navy Seal, an oil seal for a machine, and someone applying wood sealant.
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Both the first and second row are the same. Seal.
What kind of "tHaNk yOu fOr yOuR sErViCe"-brain nonsense made you think anything but a sliver of people would look at "man with gun" and think Seal?
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Oh, it ain't easy, but it sure is fun :)
If you'd like to have your mind blown by something you haven't ever thought that hard about before in your life, sit down and try to come up with a list for all the definitions and use contexts for the word "set."
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English is not hard. Nobody uses seal but me.