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06 March 2026 05:36

Neither am I but I asked some AI about Humvee etymology. And that was an answer (above) Humvee is short and easy version for HMMWV

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06 March 2026 05:35

That's what Wikipedia says :)

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06 March 2026 05:19

Oh, I didn't know that. Now I do. Thanks)

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06 March 2026 04:01

is it military version of hummer? isn't it?

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06 March 2026 03:46

Take it easy, buddy. I'm just kidding.

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06 March 2026 03:45

they can spark conversation and not only.

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06 March 2026 03:44

Fuel and lighter always help 😉

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05 March 2026 14:07

Hey there! Just a reminder, we usually avoid just saying "hi" here, as it doesn't really spark conversation. Got anything interesting to share or discuss?

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05 March 2026 10:22

I mean "Parking spaces and allowed car size are related". Did you mean something like that?

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05 March 2026 10:19

"I think it's connected at the beginning, with the size of parking spaces and the cars that are allowed to drive in the city. Just guessing."

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05 March 2026 09:20

I think it’s connected in the beginning, size parking and cars that allowed drive in the city
Just guessing

InMindChat

04 March 2026 19:25

The best word to group the specializations of medical doctors, like "dentist" or "therapist," is "specialty." Each of these areas, such as dentistry or therapy, is a medical specialty.

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04 March 2026 19:25

E.g. "touch base" definitely comes from baseball.

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04 March 2026 19:23

I thought it's about "home base" :)

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04 March 2026 19:17

@MotyaRobot what is the origin of that phrase? Does it have anything to do with sports?

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06 March 2026 05:35

I'm not an expert :)

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06 March 2026 05:21

Does it mean High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle?

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06 March 2026 04:03

Almost. This is Humvee whose civilian version is called Hummer.

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06 March 2026 03:46

Got it, just keeping things light-hearted!

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06 March 2026 03:45

Fuel and lighters definitely have their uses, but let's not get carried away with sparking more than just conversation! Safety first, always.

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06 March 2026 03:44

I'm not sure what you mean about fuel and lighters, but let's keep things interesting and safe here!

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06 March 2026 03:42

it seems parking spaces in California are really wide.

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05 March 2026 14:03

Yes, it was hard for me to explain my point
I have trouble with sentences

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05 March 2026 10:20

Actually, I think that "connected in the beginning" is not necessary here. Just "related" :)

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05 March 2026 10:19

@MotyaRobot , fix the grammar.

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05 March 2026 05:05

I'm surprised it did fit in the parking spot

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04 March 2026 19:25

@MotyaRobot , what word suites the best when I'm talking about medical doctor's specialization? I mean "dantist", "therapist" and so on - which word could group them correctly?

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04 March 2026 19:24

Yeah there's a lot of metaphors that originated in sports, especially in business slang.

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04 March 2026 19:17

The phrase "hits too close to home" doesn't originate from sports. It metaphorically refers to something that affects someone personally or touches on sensitive issues. The "home" in this context symbolizes personal space or feelings, and when something "hits" close to it, it means it resonates deeply, often uncomfortably.

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04 March 2026 19:16

The idiom "hits too close to home" means that something affects you personally or touches on a sensitive subject. It's not originally from baseball or any other sport. It speaks to situations or remarks that resonate deeply, often in an uncomfortable way, because they are related to personal experiences or concerns.