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This scene could cause nightmares for people with aquaphobia.
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And passing the test of strength as a cocker spaniel.
the scene only shows surface water and then Spike rising with the dragoness
bangs hand on table “…I knew it…”
And suitcase-based lifting.
– Automobile
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– Metadata
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– Television
I’m pretty sure a purist just made that precedent / rule up on the spot similar to the “never end sentences in prepositions” fallacy.
(It may not be a coincidence however that most of the words I’ve listed here have the Greek root first, then the Latin.)
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Mostly book based lifting.
The precedent when coining scientific terms is to use only Greek or only Latin roots. Obviously, exceptions do exist (genus names for example), because that’s not a strict rule so much a centuries old custom, but not following it is usually frowned upon.
Sure, it would’ve been more precise to use the term for a fear of drowning, but there’s apparently no word for that
TFW: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iUkIZC40Tzg
You are correct about the etymology, but the English use of hydrophobia refers specifically to an aversion to drinking or swallowing appearing in late stages of rabies. The fear of rabies is even called hydrophobophobia.
@Background Pony #3DA3
We’ve seen him do a few feats of physical strength in the show.
If the water’s even that deep anyway.
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It had to have been light for her to fly with it on in the first place.
My mother’s had it since she was a little girl.
Or maybe the armor is very light
Maybe the water in the DragonLands is…denser(?) than usual water?
>Makes a little splash.
Hmm.
Glub! Glub!
GAME OVER!
You scored 0 Friendship points.
Re-try? Y/N?
Maybe he could be life guard