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Bored.
I'm trapped against my will in the Medbay and it's so excruciatingly dull that the only thing I'm able to do right now to entertain myself is reflect on the fact that there are talking ponies on this ship that are capable of grasping objects when they're not in possession of opposable thumbs.
Someone say something that isn't tedious.
SH
I'm trapped against my will in the Medbay and it's so excruciatingly dull that the only thing I'm able to do right now to entertain myself is reflect on the fact that there are talking ponies on this ship that are capable of grasping objects when they're not in possession of opposable thumbs.
Someone say something that isn't tedious.
SH
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Pronunciation: /ˈɪnd(ə)l(ə)nt/
adjective
Origin: mid 17th century: from late Latin indolent-, from in- 'not' + dolere 'suffer or give pain'. The sense 'idle' arose in the early 18th century
1. wanting to avoid activity or exertion; lazy
Used in a sentence: The annoying man on the omnicoms was too indolent to use proper capitalization.
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Someone doesn't fart around much on the internet
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i'm going to use that from now on. i like it.
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