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I knew this would come back to bite us one day.
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Harambe was not a monkey though
I'm so glad my language doesn't distinguish between apes and monkeys.
It’s also convenient it shares that one cognate phrase with english
Reminds me of when I got into an argument with my English teacher in highschool. On a test we had to translate some words from Dutch to English, and she marked me down because I translated "aap" as "ape" intead of "monkey". I had to remind her that the movie "Planet of the Apes" exists.
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Landgenoot bedoel je wellicht ;)
Oh no, you don't think that's going to make him more vengeful, do you?
Apes are territorially vigilant and can defend it,but they do not seek out conflict unbidden