You've got a point. As a Frenchman, I have the unfair advantage that every English word of three syllables or more is actually of Latin origin. I am glad that a few American citizens went through the trouble of looking up a few words in the dictionary recently. Every bit of education helps.

How do you know?

"all over the place". But I'm cheating, I'm French, and French is Latin, and I took Latin in high school, so it's as obvious to me as 1+1. English is probably tougher for English speakers than it is for native 'frenchers'. Is that English word three syllables or more? Then it's french.

What does that mean?

To bad I cannot buy it in France.

What the fuck is "social" contribution? I mentioned mine.

Aww. I would ask you to teach them to use a keyboard, but that may be more of an extrovert job.

Thank you, miss Cow, I am grateful.

I'm sorry my PhD in physics is not real enough for you and does not contribute to anything. After all, I'm only studying what reality is made of, and I share that knowledge publicly to whomever cares to listen or read. Oh, and I program computer games to pass the time, so that other human being can have fun. If only I had been an extrovert, all that work would have meant something!

I didn't even know they weren't supposed to. It's little things like that that make me happy to live in Europe.

Because during that time, that money is in a bank making interest for someone else. In France, you pay what you owe, your don't pay in advance and get refunds, so the interests are yours.

Flappy Bird in easy mode.

I was already feeling bad for the confused thingy, but now it's even worse. I had no clue they relied on gravity to eat.

And the medical staff that took care of him, and the society that protected him...