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"Not falling for your trick, copper. I know a stop sign when I see it."

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4 or 5, I feel alive. 8 or more and it's a bore.

We don't talk about 6/7

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homikreply
slrpnk.net

It is not the pointy triangles that call us. It is the pentagon. And this is too small to fit in.

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snoonsreply
lemmy.ca

I actually meant hexagon but I was, and am, tired.

*wth is an oc-to-gon

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SandmanXCreply
lemmy.world

Not correcting the pentagon person is discrimination.

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You're totally right, I have to check my biases.
Maybe we can find some Anglo-Saxon words to describe these shapes since obv not everyone has the greek numbers memorised.
A hexagon could be a sixpoint, or a sixcorner, or a sixedge, or a sixangle. What sound more well rounded to you?

We do that in German, I bet you could pick out the meaning of these words: Viereck, Fünfeck, Sechseck, Siebeneck, Achteck, Neuneck.

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