No it's Red from the Kanto/Johto games.Peekab00m said:Is it ash?
Dude. That's just... do you know what the expression "splitting hairs" means?Yeohkei said:No it's Red from the Kanto/Johto games.Peekab00m said:Is it ash?
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Nope.Carlist Fern said:Dude. That's just... do you know what the expression "splitting hairs" means?Yeohkei said:No it's Red from the Kanto/Johto games.Peekab00m said:Is it ash?
I like picture on first post.
Do you know that idiom would be the better term for what you're saying?Carlist Fern said:Dude. That's just... do you know what the expression "splitting hairs" means?Yeohkei said:No it's Red from the Kanto/Johto games.Peekab00m said:Is it ash?
I like picture on first post.
No, "raining cats and dogs" is an idiom. If someone hadn't heard that before, they would have no *censored.3.0*ing clue what it meant. The meaning of splitting hairs is deducible from the expression, that is if you split a hair, you're left with two more strands of... hair! Someone could sit around all day and not discern what was meant by "raining cats and dogs" yet would not be able to know the meaning without prior experience with the idiom or examining the context.Professor Gallows said:Do you know that idiom would be the better term for what you're saying?Carlist Fern said:Dude. That's just... do you know what the expression "splitting hairs" means?Yeohkei said:No it's Red from the Kanto/Johto games.Peekab00m said:Is it ash?
I like picture on first post.
I do think you mean to say "Do you know what the idiom "splitting hairs" means?"