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Agreed. Hint, hint...Am I the only one that remembers this thread being about the Mandela effect.
Agreed. Hint, hint...Am I the only one that remembers this thread being about the Mandela effect.
I see both as those words that have similar meanings, but nuanced moreso when used.
Homing in - I can understand as "aiming towards", or "directed towards".
Honing in - I can understand as "sharpening", or "making clearer"...
If any of that makes sense.
Or; Degsy played a great through ball to myself early doors, luckily I put it away.Or; Degsy played a great through ball to myself and at the end of the day, luckily I put it away.
I don't think you appreciate the mavity of the situation.No, they've misremembered - it was the Umbrella thread.
Ouch.I don't think you appreciate the mavity of the situation.
This isn't a child. The girl is 23.Sadly, while it's right to consider a child's account of being abused, it must also be remembered that children can lie especially when they have no idea of the consequences.
Yardstick and paint stick were my mom's choices of punishment. If it came to my dad needing to intervene it was a leather shaving strop or belt.Ah. I get you.
I cannot recall a time when my mum smacked me. Ever.
However, I admit I suspect it might've happened at some time - it would be in character for the time and situation - but I'd never be able to remember it happening.