On reflection, you’re right, I didn’t mention that I opened the article. I thought I did, but that’s on me, not you or the original responder.
I disagree that the meaning is as intuitive as you claim, but I guess it doesn’t matter at this point. Thank you for drawing my attention to my mistake.
I did open the article, as you might have observed if you read my comment. However, “R (Returns)” provides very little further information than “R,” especially given just that I can’t read Japanese.
I can’t smell most things in real life.
I mean, at least most of it parses as a sentence, but I want to know how that “R” ended up there. I opened the thread to find an answer, but no luck.
Have you read the short story “All Summer in a Day”?
Hey, I think Futurama made a documentary about that.
I have three arms!
Recently I’ve been reading the book Eifelhelm, which features a character named “Okham.” Another character familiar with him says he’s met Okham’s successor and says “he used your razor.” It took me an embarrassing amount of time to realize that wasn’t meant literally. My first thought was that it was unsanitary, though the relevant part of the book is set in the 1300’s so I suppose that wasn’t a major concern.
I’m just glad you were able to remember your username!
Is that why it’s never lupus?
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Now I know. Much appreciated.