
Epona
Community Member
She/her. Canadian. Neurodivergent (ADD, ASD, Misophonia, social anxiety, Highly Sensitive Person), animal lover, DIYer, feminist (but not psychotic about it), empathic, pragmatic, pedantic. I am somewhat of a stickler for accuracy, particularly when it comes to spelling and English (the subject) and grammar. I apologize for any annoyance that may bring when I comment here on BP. I have a very strong eye for detail and am incredibly observant. I'm not bragging! Just stating a fact about myself.

Epona · commented on 3 posts
about 11 hours ago

Are people really that surprised that after almost 30 years a landscape changed?

Possible, but why are their hair and body outlines still visible?

Epona · upvoted 2 items
1 day ago

He seems very at peace with himself and that's priceless

Selena Gomez also has Bipolar Disorder. So between meds for that and Lupus and anti rejection d***s for her kidney who knows how one should look. Selena whether she had work or didn't it's her face and her choice. No one should be judging someone on their looks.

Epona · upvoted 6 items
2 days ago

I thinks the thing with her is trying too much to cover her age with hair

He is incredibly funny in a very sardonic way and I'm here for it

Epona · upvoted an item
5 days ago

Epona · commented on 3 posts
6 days ago

How exactly would this drop them on their head if they went down the slide feet first? There is not enough space for the kid to somehow end up head first.

Why don't they have pupils?

Epona · commented on a post
7 days ago

I'm not sure Raquel Teixiera knows what an idiom is.

Epona · upvoted an item
8 days ago

Too many alternatives!!

Epona · commented on 5 posts
8 days ago

Or, just click on the word when the built in spell check gives it a red squiggly line underneath. It is telling the person typing that the word is not correctly spelled.

She is female, but why specify that she is a female psychopath? As if psychopaths are only ever male?

Epona · upvoted 18 items
8 days ago

Please find an English speaker to write about the English language! Most of these are horrible examples stretching the idiom into an unrecognizable twist.

agreed. I also think this wasn't written by a native English speaker. Nothing wrong with that, but if you're making a quiz you should know your subject.