Deers
The grammar monster in me is going to need a trigger warning next time.
I think the wrong spelling is part of the meme adventure
What if it’s different species of deer? Does it work like fish?
Oh deers
Dirz
Oh deer
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naw just the one.
It’s Durrs to you city folk.
Why is the plural the same as singular that does make no sense
Actually I find it don’t make no sense
Why is English so ridiculous that the plural and singular of deer is the same word? And why do people want to keep it that way?
The plural of “moose” is also “moose” but it’s not because of English. Moose derives from Algonquian, a Native American language. It kept the same plural ending it had in its original language instead of adopting the normal “s” ending of most English plurals.
I believe the plural of “moose” is actually “meese”.
Goose : Geese :: Moose : Meese
Mouse : Mice :: House : Hice
“MOOSES” Sounds like moose jesus
Go speak a language with gendered nouns and leave English alone
This isn’t an english specific trait. Lots of languages have something similar.
For instance, in portuguese we do the same for words that end on the letter S.
Ex: Lápis (Pencil), Vírus (Virus), Ônibus (Bus), etc.
John, you can’t license away the plural of deer.
I acknowledge that the council has made a decision, but given that it is a stupid-ass decision I’ve elected to ignore it.
I want to stand in the eye of the deernado and see how long I can last.
If none of them are bucks, it could be a tornadoe.
Nice 👏👏👏
Considering the other comment mentioning that they do this to protect their young, probably not very long.
Whatever gets your rocks off.
Can we save the ants by brushing them away?
Maybe drop a cookie in there to tide them over
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Do they run in the opposite direction on southern hemisphere?
It all depends if it’s a high pressure deer/ant system or a low pressure one.
Hm, interesting.
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It’s just Ant… you don’t have to put the ‘s’, ant is already plural
Unless it’s the human aunt. Like if your mother and father both had a sister named “Sarah” (or if one set of grandparents were very lazy with their naming and your father or mother had two sisters named “Sarah”), you would refer to them collectively as Aunts Sarah.
I actually had a pet moose named Sarah, but have never had a pet ant named Sarah so I can’t confirm this.
