Fluenty enough to know it isn’t who’s but whose. But not enough to properly understand a movie or a tv show. So the worst of both worlds.

Father Ted

I guess you have to change somerhing in the program options in order to make the Search tab visible

Use qbittorrent. It has torrent search and download integrated.

I can imagine OP’s reaction when they see a pregnant woman:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aKwBjuthGgE

-These women totally turn me on.

-Waitresses?

-No, damn it, the pregnant ones! When I see one, I think they’ve been fucked. This one, for example; she’s sprawled out, they’ve fucked her, they’ve cum inside her, they’ve left the lump inside her… How else the hell (could she have gotten pregnant)?

Be welcome to the RAM; Random Apostrophying Movement.

Karma

Random apostropheing?

Statistically, there are a million me per square km in the square meter around me.

Honest question. What is the origin/reason of this fashion to prevent the use of capitals?

Newborn baby girls can experience a phenomenon called “false menses” or “mini-periods” due to a sudden drop in maternal estrogen after birth, causing slight vaginal bleeding or a blood-tinged discharge that typically lasts only a few days.

Et tu, Wikipedia?

Proofreading.

That’s fine and all. But I see a lot of randomness in the use of its/it’s, their/there, etc. And this who/whom thing seems like orders of magnitude harder to grasp.

"But, local media say, Amou Haji finally succumbed to pressure and washed a few months ago.

According to Iran’s IRNA news agency, he became ill shortly afterwards and died on Sunday."

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-63389045

Reading the answers to this questions, I’d say “Not understanding the meaning of most people”.

The hair was the same initially, but the one in the right likes it on twenty nails and rough.

No one showing love for ncdu around here?

"A mastodon, (from Ancient Greek μαστός (mastós), meaning “breast, and ὀδούς (odoús) “tooth”)”

Just wait till you know the etymology of mastodon: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mastodon

Edit to save a click: "A mastodon, (from Ancient Greek μαστός (mastós), meaning “breast, and ὀδούς (odoús) “tooth”)”

Edit 2: the “mast” in “mastodon” is the same one as in “mastectomy”