1600s: ‘facsimile’ was used to mean "an exact copy."
1800s: people developed facsimile technology that could reproduce printed material via telegraph.
We shortened ‘facsimile,’ and now call them ‘fax’ machines.
1600s: ‘facsimile’ was used to mean "an exact copy."
1800s: people developed facsimile technology that could reproduce printed material via telegraph.
We shortened ‘facsimile,’ and now call them ‘fax’ machines.
Hanukkah
inconceivable
disarm
bellicose
junco
gool
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Hanukkah
inconceivable
disarm
bellicose
junco
gool
www.merriam-webster.com/wordplay/the...
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Repost/Reblog/Repeat, please and thank you!
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Repost/Reblog/Repeat, please and thank you!
He’s checking it twice
He’s gonna find out if you work for ICE 🎶
He’s checking it twice
He’s gonna find out if you work for ICE 🎶
www.transyouthemergencyproject.org
www.transyouthemergencyproject.org
Zero said it did. Most said it made things harder.
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Zero said it did. Most said it made things harder.
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With previously unreleased BONUS panel below! 👇
With previously unreleased BONUS panel below! 👇