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lemmy.zip

I’m not like entirely opposed to bush, but being well groomed is often appealing.

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spujbreply
lemmy.cafe

yeah he always looked pretty well groomed to me

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The idea of being well groomed is somewhat arbitrary and culturally coded. In many cultures having a well maintained bush is seen as tasteful and shaving oneself bare is seen as prepubescent.

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kofereply
lemmy.world

I assume a bush can be groomed but I've yet to master the concept personally

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Back in college some folks put up flyers all over for an anti-Bush rally. Counter-protesters showed up all pissed and were greeted with an anti-Bush the band prank protest.

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lemmy.blahaj.zone

Bugs is not limited to insects. Bugs is a vibe, not an actual taxonomical category.

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yes it is

Entomologists reserve the term bug for Hemiptera or Heteroptera, which does not include other arthropods or insects of other orders such as ants, bees, beetles, or butterflies.

wikipedia

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sh.itjust.works

Sure, if you’re talking about ‘true bugs’ (Hemiptera), but the difference from colloquial meaning is incredibly clear, and that Wikipedia page itself makes the case clear when it mentions that ladybugs are not true bugs (they’re beetles), but I would absolutely call beetles and ladybugs ‘bugs’ separate from the taxonomy. Perhaps it isn’t perfectly scientifically accurate, but humans don’t usually divide things into groups taxonomically for day to day usage, they divide them behaviorally, characteristically (see: fish).

If it looks like a bug, behaves like a bug, and fills the ecological role of a bug, calling it a bug is plenty accurate for day to day use. And characteristically? Them’s bugs. Crayfish are called mud bugs for a reason.

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Exactly. Anything can be bugs. Isopods can be bugs. Shrimp can be bugs. Weird kittens can be bugs. Even you can be bugs.

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According to graduate surveys 454 entomology degrees were awarded in 2023 in the USA, the most common type being a Masters. According to statista an estimated 4,200,000 people in the USA received higher education degrees in 2023, it is therefore reasonable to assume that roughly 99.99% of the USA already had an entomology degree.

Sources:

https://datausa.io/profile/cip/entomology https://www.statista.com/statistics/185153/degrees-in-higher-education-earned-in-the-united-states/

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Well yes, but bugs are also crustaceans. You could argue it'd be more accurate to say bugs is shrimp.

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lemmy.world

Bush: US president who send the US and allies to an 20+ year long war, resulting in countless warcrimes, death of the fantasy that the US are the good guys...

Bush: Public hair.

if you don't like [pubic hair] you literally don't deserve to fuck

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chellomerereply
lemmy.world

Bush: Public hair.

I sure hope your pubes aren't public :)

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nawareply
lemmy.world

Well I can confidently say not a lot of people have seen them so they are definitely not public 😎

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I've actually never seen a woman without a bush. Although I've unfortunately seen a few trimmed (once or twice excessively) ones.

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Aren't there some sort of panties with a heart-shaped hole in the front? It would make it seem basically like in those toddler books where they learn to feel different animal furs

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20 year war resulting in the death of the fantasy that the US are the good guys

I was not aware the Bush got us into Vietnam

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piefed.world

Sixteen Stone rocks but I don’t know anything by them beyond that

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TexasDrunkreply
lemmy.world

Glycerine, Machinehead, and Everything Zen are all still pretty damn good for radio ready post grunge. Miles ahead of anything Creed or the other cleaned up post grunge bands were doing.

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Preferences vary! I personally prefer the gentleman provide all the body hair is the relationship

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