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LexiLuvsKirby
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LexiLuvsKirby wrote:
Apparently there are black Amish ppl. I mean it makes sense bc ppl of any color can be any religion but I've never seen them, only ever white Amish peeps.

What's something you never realized was a thing, but that you probably should have known it was?

Private
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Azriel wrote:
i think i recently had one of these moments but i cannot remember what it actually was ........

MayaTheRat
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MayaTheRat wrote:

Azriel wrote:
i think i recently had one of these moments but i cannot remember what it actually was ........

sameeee

Elisia
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Elisia wrote:
Am currently having that moment with the Scooby doo movie. There's SO MANY stoner jokes and popculture references

(I haven't seen this movie in nearly 10 years)

TogetherForever
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TogetherForever wrote:
I assumed that the "refried" in refried beans meant they were fried twice, as in fried once and then fried again but actually they are only fried once.
The 're-' comes from the translation of the original word, "frijoles refritos". In Spanish, the prefix 're-' means 'very' or 'really', so the direct translation from Spanish is "very fried beans" or "well-fried beans".
English adopted the word 'refritos' as 'refried'. It's just misleading because in English, the prefix 're-' means 'again' and not 'very'.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Elisia
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Elisia wrote:

TogetherForever wrote:
I assumed that the "refried" in refried beans meant they were fried twice, as in fried once and then fried again but actually they are only fried once.
The 're-' comes from the translation of the original word, "frijoles refritos". In Spanish, the prefix 're-' means 'very' or 'really', so the direct translation from Spanish is "very fried beans" or "well-fried beans".
English adopted the word 'refritos' as 'refried'. It's just misleading because in English, the prefix 're-' means 'again' and not 'very'.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯

i'm gonna put that gem in my ~useless fun facts~ folder for later