nm just got to work

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Mow that lawn

mate I'm at work

lawn mowing was 2 hours ago

http://boards.4channel.org/k/thread/40841279

This thread is fucking amazing.

amazing means you go insane due to the content

Hey UKians, is the BNP openly fascist?

@TwinVickers no it doesn't <:thronk:441701565607444482>

Wikipedia says so, but wikipedia

it means you are amazed

sure it does, amazing -> puts you in a maze

"greatly surprised"

that's the etymology

you get lost to a state where you can't find your way out of

that is factually inaccurate

it's really not

it really is

delirious would be a better word for it it, coming from scandinavian word mas

https://blog.oup.com/2013/11/amazing-word-origin-etymology/

`But as far as we can judge, the English noun maze was abstracted from the verb amaze, rather than being its original stem.`

good job supplying the evidence against yourself

👌

good job reading only the last paragraph of the article

I read the whole article and this is the conclusion he came to

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

yeah, so what's the etymology of amaze then?

it's not "a maze"

according to the man, you said maze comes from amaze but where does amaze come from?

and it absolutely does not mean you go insane

christ, obviously it's not maze

it means you get confused, delirious

like the article stated, but fuck me, you hung on the word insane

'cause being delirious is so different

"hung"

haha because of penis lolz

don't take this one thing I said into account but do take this other thing I said into account

dude, you're saying insane and delirious are too far apart?

Old Engl. amasian would then end up as a borrowing from Scandinavian, because in English a comparable semantic network is absent.