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Auri 🍉
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@Boloauri LIKE SERIOUSLY BUTTER? If it were a better food item, I wouldn’t have minded but BUTTER? Poor butterflies 💔
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@afterfracture okay fine fly still makes sense for its an insect but butter? what even is that? what the flowery you guys were high on
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@Boloauri Butterfly is a perfect example of laziness of nomenclators. Naming it after a horrendous insect first, then adding a food item? Horrible
Buttersparrow is nice
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@afterfracture They should stop calling it buterfly then it's not annoying whatsoever.. Buttersparrow 🥺
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@Boloauri Naming the verb after flies was purely driven by animosity towards them. Pigeons crows and sparrows aren’t annoying enough for their identity to be stolen but yeah it would’ve been cooler
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@afterfracture even if we blv your theory then why the verb was named after flies only nd not pigeon or crow or eagle ..sparrow would be cool
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@Boloauri Flies have been around longer than humans have. Then we came and we saw this disgusting creature and decided to steal its entire identity by naming a verb after it in such a way that the verb now seems original but it’s not
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